Dan Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > There was some talk on the list about the format of a survey being potentially > problematic with regard to input, i.e. check boxes vs. radio buttons, and ease > of internationalization while maintaining the same format. It may be hard to > say whether the group should take suggestions from the community on creating > simple surveys in HTML, as this usually leads to bikeshed discussions, but I > feel obligated to chime in when things break in standards-compliant browsers.
The survey was created using a piece of open-source automated survey software, which is apparently crap. What I meant to say (in the email to which I believe you are referring here) is that the group has an entire community to draw on if they need better software than what is currently available. I'm not volunteering - I'm already way behind on the new site for the FreeBSD Foundation... If the group has any kind of budget - and if it does not, it could perhaps apply to the FreeBSD Foundation for support - there are companies out there that make a living from hosting surveys for a reasonable amount of money. For a slightly larger amount, they will gladly help you design them and analyse the results. One of them is QuestBack (http://www.questback.com/). (I have no connection with QuestBack other than having previously worked for a company that used their services for both internal and external surveys) DES -- Dag-Erling Sm�rgrav - [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ BSDCert mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nycbug.org/mailman/listinfo/bsdcert
