Hi, I just noticed Google Docs has a new feature in the Sharing section of a spreadsheet, called "Invite people to fill out a form". It seems to me like a pretty neat way to get online feedback/info from your users. Of course, it has all the limitations a feedback form has as far as quality and quantity of information, but I'm thinking it could be useful when forms is what you need anyway. For example, I was just in the middle of editing some feedback forms as word docs (e-mailing is the best shot I have to get any feedback in this project). What I would have to do is send the docs via e-mail, get them back filled in and then centralize all the data gotten. With this feature, all the summarizing seems to be done automatically. Also, for small websites that don't mind using Google stuff, a feedback link in the Contact section could lead to this easily created, easily managed feedback form. Any thought / experiences?
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