Morning fellow monks,

I have just put the final touches on this new and improved version of my polling script (read re-re-invented wheel). The biggest change in this version is that the graph is drawn directly via GD methods for a more attractive result rather than using the module I used in the past. The administration interface may be seen here and the polls are launched from here.

The current features include:

• Vote-count based email notification option
• Graphed bars have image map alt tags for non-graphical browsers or rollover info. These include vote count and percentage for each result. Linkage out to subset information will be provided as an option in a future version.
• Add/Delete Polls
• Database Not Required

So, my question to you is what features or improvements need to be made to the output to make it really nifty?
TIA
jg
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The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble.
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