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I am looking for any Drupal community site that has a multi-question rating system. Actually, I’m looking for Contractors who have built Drupal communities with multi-question rating systems.

We want to build a Drupal community where the members rate or evaluate services. Not a simple voting plugin where we can only ask one question, but a series of questions. We need to be able to ask several questions and our members will be able to give a numerical value (1-10) AND have the option to comment on each question.

Hi Quiz Developers,

I've been looking into the possibility of using Drupal to host surveys for Market and Social Research projects, similar to apps such as Limesurvey, SurveyWriter and ConfirmIT. Quiz seems to be the module that is closest to what I need however it does lack some necessary functions. These are (in no particular order):

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DrupalSouth Wellington will be close to LCA Wellington in January 2010. If you think you might attend LCA and/or a NZ Drupal camp in January, please take this one-minute survey to help us better determine suitable dates and other details.

Thanks!
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Hi all, new here, although I've managed and modified a drupal site in the past (no longer active,) this is the first time I've thought of joining any group project here. I've got 23 years development experience for various business applications, with quality assurance, and project management thrown in. I'm our churches Vision Planning Team, which is what actually led me her.

I found a book at Barnes & Noble on church development, so I bought it. The gal at the checkout counter suggested I take a look at geeks and god. And they have their webcast about the drupal church distribution.

As posted by Dries today, indeed.com tell us that Drupal jobs are on the rise and are outpacing Joomla and Wordpress by a massive margin. Yes, you are indeed in the right user group. This highlights why a DrupalCamp is so badly needed. Remember that we will be discussing holding a future DrupalCamp tomorrow night at the monthly DUG meet-up.

Open Source is about collaboration and modular enhancement of the core product. Do CMS end users debug and improve existing modules or do they write their own modules? This survey is being conducted to determine how much code Drupal implementers actually write. The advent of modules such as CCK, Views, Organic Groups, Workflow, Ubercart, E-Commerce, Panels and Actions along with a dozen or so other modules has a empowered web developers with the ability to create sites writing little or no custom code. Is this true? If you are Drupal user please take the survey at http://www.mahalasoft.co.za

There are several good comparative reviews of Joomla and Drupal available on the internet. However, many of these reviews are out of date. None of the reviews I’ve seen rely on the opinions of broad selection of experienced professionals. Usually the reviews are the personal reflections of one well informed individual. Still, a lot can be gained by gathering the opinions of a large group of professionals, and seeing what patterns emerge.

The CMS Report link is: http://cmsreport.com/content/joomla-vs-drupal-opinion-survey

Hey all! We're conducting a 13-question survey to better understand what users of Drupal find lacking in several areas, including themes, e-commerce, and support. The responses will be used for data in a series of free reports for the community, and also to help us create products/services that better serve your needs. Personal/contact information is optional. We'll also be sharing the (anonymized) results so they can benefit everyone. Thanks!

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Hey all! We're conducting a 13-question survey to better understand what users of Drupal find lacking in several areas, including themes, e-commerce, and support. The responses will be used for data in a series of free reports for the community, and also to help us create products/services that better serve your needs. Personal/contact information is optional. We'll also be sharing the (anonymized) results so they can benefit everyone. Thanks!

Take the survey

Related to Kierans post on the Open Source CMS survey, I just encountered a blog entry being hyped on Twitter about the 25 Enterprise Social Media Platforms/Companies To Be Aware Of.

In my comments, I said I was struck by the absence of the leading open source content management systems--WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal--which have become social media platforms in their own right.

I don't know how much credence or play this analysis piece will get, but thought it should be on our radar screen.