GSoC 2012

hi all,
Lots of great idea by community , some of them fascinated me lot. But I will like to share my idea for Gsoc 2012.
overview
i will like to integrate polldaddy with drupal ,till now there is no module which is available for polldaddy. For now polldaddy's api support polling and rating .Lot of interesting stuff can be done.
This is just an idea , would love hear feedbacks from community.
thanks

Drupal 8 will release around august 2013. When People will use, they will need their famous Contrib modules. So we should prepare for that. So The Porting of top used contrib modules can a project of GSoC 2012. This will help community and also help student to understand drupal better. Top Contrib projects is written with best drupal practice, So that will help lot more.
This was done before to make drupal 7 better. http://drupalcontribstatus.com is used to watch closer look at top project that mostly used.

Here's an idea, imagine creating a theme where you can resize your regions by simply dragging their borders, and have those changes saved in the DB associated with a node, allowing designers to quickly make custom page layouts without the need to modify any css/template.

Equally useful will be the ability to attach background images to any region on any node, since combined with the resizing capability it can minimize any css/template code changes for designers.

One of the main problems faced by Drupal Developers today is that modules customized for a particular application cannot be updated to newer versions without loss of customizations. When updates to such modules are released for a newer version, the developer has to rewrite the customization from scratch in the new version.

I would be interested in working towards the creation of an abstraction layer/module, that would enable version free customizations of Drupal modules for Google Summer Of Code 2012.

Now, this module can basically work in the following way:-

I would be interested in creating a tool which can initiated for the Drupal community website. It would sort out various modules available for Drupal, based on their popularity, and suggest on the most popular modules/themes which can be integrated with the Drupal core.