Update of course I'm probably only interested if you're a user of catalyst or if you want to start using catalyst. Please email your answers to kdiment@uow.edu.au. Here are the questions:

• What country are you in?
• How many people are on your team?
• How many of those people are writing code with Catalyst?
• If there are non Catalyst coders on your team, how many of the whole team would you like to be writing Catalyst code?
• How many people using Catalyst on your team are subscribers to the Catalyst mailing list?
• How many people writing Catalyst code on your team se the #catalyst IRC channel on irc.perl.org?
• What do you see as potential for growth of Catalyst in your organisation? How many people do you think will be using Catalyst in your organisation in 12 months?
• How many in 2 years?

You can find out why I'm asking these questions here.

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