內容簡介
Servantly Ask 是一款免費的 WordPress 外掛，專為會議、學校、教會及各類活動設計，提供即時問答功能，並具備垃圾訊息過濾與管理功能，讓參與者能夠輕鬆提交問題，並在現場即時顯示。
【主要功能】
• 公開問答提交表單，無需登入
• 私人管理隊列，支援批次操作
• 實時顯示與控制面板，適合投影使用
• 可選的公共存檔與匿名投票
• 自動生成 QR 碼，方便分享提交表單
• 多場次獨立運行，支援多個問答會議
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「Servantly Ask – Private Q&A with Spam-Blocking Moderation」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Stop paying for live Q&A tools with participant limits. Servantly Ask is completely free and runs on your own WordPress site, letting any audience — a conference or convention session, a company town hall, a classroom, or a congregation — submit questions, get them moderated, and see them live on a projector.
Conventions, schools, churches, companies, and event organizers all run into the same problem: they need a way to collect questions from a room (or a wider community) without a free-for-all, without a recurring SaaS bill, and without bots flooding the queue. Servantly Ask gives you a public Q&A submission form anyone can use (no login required), a private moderation queue for whoever’s running the session, optional public archive and upvoting/polling, and a Live Display + Control Panel pair for projector or monitor output during any live Q&A segment — a Sunday service, a lecture, a panel, a keynote, or a WordCamp talk.
What It Does, At a Glance
Public Q&A submission form (no login) with honeypot, rate limiting, optional reCAPTCHA and Akismet spam protection
Private moderation queue with bulk actions and new-submission email alerts
Live Display + Control Panel for projector Q&A — 13 themes, self-hosted fonts, mobile-friendly, usable by a solo speaker with no AV volunteer
Public Question Queue with optional voting/polling, engineered to stay fast for crowds of any size, from a classroom to a stadium
Optional public archive with anonymous, cookie-based voting — no accounts, no IP tracking, GDPR-friendly
Auto-generated, printable QR codes linking straight to your submission form, for room doors, slides, or a check-in table
Sessions — run several independent Q&A sessions at once (WordCamps, multi-room conferences, multi-track events), each with its own queue, Live Display, Control Panel, and QR code, plus optional e-mail invites (secret, no-login links) for guest presenters
Layered spam protection: honeypot, rate limits, reCAPTCHA, Akismet, and optional WhoKnew Shield integration
Free forever — no per-participant pricing, no feature paywall, self-hosted on your own WordPress site
Built for conference and convention organizers, churches, schools, companies, and community events of any size — from a dozen people in a classroom to a stadium-sized crowd.
External Services
This plugin may connect to the following third-party services when you enable the related features.
Google reCAPTCHA (Google LLC)
When: If you enable reCAPTCHA v2 or v3 under Spam Protection and provide site and secret keys.
What is sent: Form submission tokens are verified server-side with Google’s siteverify endpoint. The reCAPTCHA script may load in the visitor’s browser when the form is shown.
Google Privacy Policy
reCAPTCHA Terms of Use
Akismet (Automattic)
When: Only if the Akismet plugin is active on your site.
What is sent: Question text and submitter fields Akismet expects for a spam check, per Akismet’s API.
Akismet Terms of Service
Automattic Privacy Policy
WhoKnew Shield Pro (optional)
When: Only if WhoKnew Shield Pro is installed, licensed, and the bot-report API is available — used to report honeypot catches (IP and plugin source metadata).
What is sent: Honeypot-triggering client IP and report metadata to your own site’s Shield Pro installation (not to WhoKnew.io servers for core Ask functionality).
Servantly Ask does not phone home to WhoKnew.io for question content or moderation data.
