How do things get confirmed.

As per this survey. https://www.surveymonkey.net/results/SM-NHJ8B95L/

For a survey where the results are not mutually exclusive.

"What is a survey with multiple winners? Quite simply, it is a survey that gauges approval of many things that are not mutually exclusive.

This is pretty straight forward. The approved rate is 66%, this has been surveyed previously and got 66% itself. The current process is to list all options and give yes/no options, with a second no option being "no, fix it" meaning "no, fix/change it and I may be convinced". This option is only present when relevant. The options may be from general discussion, or an official submission survey."

For a survey where the results are mutually exclusive.

"The current/old process for this did not work, which was to line up all the options and use the alternate vote to decide a winner. This process was bad because it forced a winner, and did not give the option of no winner. A new approach is needed when deciding things that are in a competitive role.

A submission > Quality Control > Alternate vote approach would work.

In this approach, after submissions are made, those are listed out in the previous pages format. Individually based, needs 66% to proceed. This is the Quality Control. After this, all winning options move onto an alternate vote, which chooses just one winner. This only requires 51%, as that is how the alternate vote works. It is competitive, so 51% is much harder to achieve against other options that also got 66%. The last stage still has no "none of these" option, as these are all approved in the quality control.

Using this approach prevents excessive run off surveys, and rather just has one.

tl;dr, old way had no "no" option, this way does, and is thorough."

I'll paraphrase this later.