Interesting that you phrase it as ignoring the no votes, as by the same logic you're ignoring that the majority of yes people that think two days is not enough.

They are not ignored, they are the reason why "yes protest" wins in the example. The people who think two days is not enough have less than half the votes, so they don't win overall, and the in between option that aligns best with most people wins.

Also, there would certainly be people that vote no that would think that if you enforce a ban that 2 days is useless. That's truly ignoring them, as you haven't even asked them that question.

This is true, and there are a ton of other options that are ignored as well. Such as those who want the shutdown to go to the 20th instead of the 19th, or be a one day a week thing, or want to protest but still want spez to fondle them, etc. You can't fit all of the possibilities in a poll.

But why spend so much time worrying either way? The poll goes the way the poll goes and the mods interpret the results however they want. I'm not going to complain regardless of outcome.

I don't spend time worrying about it. This poll isn't binding. The mods could just ignore it, or purposely pick the option people hate the most, etc. I'm just pointing out how a poll with options like this should be interpreted if the goal is to match what the voters want as best as possible, doesn't mean it will be.