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Josh Berkus wrote:
> All,
> 
> Since nobody else seems to care about the surveys, I'm going to take it on 
> myself to manage them.  I've just added a new one.  If anyone is concerned 
> about what I might be surveying, the next 6-7 surveys I want to do are all in 
> the admin system already.
> 

Perhaps no one cares, because no one realized we had them :).

I just went digging through the website and found them under /community. 
How often are these actually used? It almost seems like wasted www real 
estate.

Joshua D. Drake