- Question ranking - good point, will consider.
- Stats - there are plans for additional visualization (like a heatmap), and that will come in a few days. Yes, you are right, stats are only meaningful when you have a lot of answers, and when you have a lot of answers, you can certainly do lots of creative things (like compare by gender, by interest, etc), but it will take time to get there.
- Embeddable - yes this is important (but will take time). Shareable - can you be a bit more specific about this one? Right now, you can share on twitter, facebook and reddit easily, what else should we be adding?
- About browsing random questions. If things were organized (e.g. tags, sub-categories, etc) where questions of similar topics were grouped together, would that be something that makes you want to browse more?
The graphic presentation is great. The stats side is poor; for example if I look at a question about the big boxing match tonight, opinion is divided but in my neighborhood it's 100% for one boxer. Unusual...but I looka t a few other countries where this fight is not a big deal and many answers are 100%, so my conclusion is only 1 or 2 people form those places answered the survey.
Mae it embeddable as well as shareable. Set up rolling questions about things like economic sentiment and update them cyclically, eg every month, then graph changes over time. OK your polls are unscientific so that won't mean much, but you might as well start somewhere, and you could expand into scientific polling later.
It's a neat site but I think the traction should come from making it handy for other providers like bloggers and so on. Just browsing people's opinions on random topics isn't that interesting to me.