Well, that's interesting. Seems that while you can put forms on your home node, you can't put them here. Bummer.

Oh, well, here's the survey I'd cooked up. Not really as funny without making the Submit button ++ this node. Incidentally, I hope this doesn't come across as critical of Gaggio... I think the ability to conduct our own polls would be pretty darned cool.

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Tell Father Gaggio what you think!

• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">Brilliant! I want to be able to conduct polls of my own.
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">No, I don't like this idea.
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">Father Gaggio is on crack.
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">What's wrong with monks smoking crack?
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">I am a coder! I do not make graphics. Graphics are for the weak!
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">Are you related to Father Guido Sarducci?
• <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="vote" VALUE="1">My God... when will Petruchio learn to shut up???

(This is where the submit button should have been) <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/index.pl" ENCTYPE="application/x-www-form-urlencoded"> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="node_id" VALUE="38999"><INPUT type=hidden name=op value=vote> <INPUT type="hidden" name='vote__38999' value='1'> <INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="sexisgreat" VALUE="Submit"> </FORM>

P.S. I suppose I should warn you to think twice about hitting submit...

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