usage poll on php.net

Hi all, I´ve thought about a *poll* on php.net to gather some user information. It would be very good if we had some *excat* information on which systems user are on, which modules they use, maybe some other data. I would implement this and maybe we can link it zend.com too and post it to the list to cover the most wide range of users. It´ll be great to have some data, which actually has some background. Then we do need to rely on "I think win32 is not used that much, especially not as server in real user" and to have some real usage stats on module use and so on... Please tell me what do you think of it. I though of something like this, beware, it´s raw... PHP usage poll -------------- We´re collecting some information how users work with PHP. If you´re using PHP please take some 5 minutes and answer a few questions regarding PHP and your experience with it to enable us improving our support with PHP. Used version ------------- [ ] PHP3, [maybe sub-version but I think it´s not very important] [....] ...0.11,0.12,0.13,.14... [ ] updating with latest CVS as often as possible [ ] PHP4 [maybe sub-version...like above] [....] beta1,2,3,0.1,0.1pl2,0.3

[ ]    updating with latest CVS as often as possible

Operating system ----------------- [ ] Linux [ ] Free BSD [ ] ... countless others [ ] Win32 [.......] custom Used sapi -------------------- [ ] NSAPI [ ] ISAPI [ ] CGI [ ] mod [ ] .... [ ] custom Server ------------------- IIS,Apache etc. Modules, you actually USE -------------------- [ ] mysql [ ] odbc [ ] PDFLIB [ ] FTP ... countless other [ ] custom How do you use PHP ------------------------- [ ] just for fun, at home [ ] privately, on a foreign server [ ] privately, on own server [ ] comercially What do you like best (not sure on this point) ------------------------- [ ] Performance [ ] Ease of use [ ] .... additions welcome ... :) Did you have any problems with PHP so far --------------------------------------- [ ] No [ ] Yes if yes, most frequent problem [compiling,installing,performance,documentaion....] Thank you for using PHP. andré