SplRateIt Perl script

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SplRateIt script allows you to install and manage a survey system on your website. SplRateIt was created to be completely customizable. It comes with a password protected admin panel, 4 pre-made rating forms, a view ratings page (all of which can be edited), and the SplRateIt script. It will allow you to rate an entire web site or a single page, script, ad, or whatever you would like to rate. The rating is based on a numerical scale from 1 to any number. You will be able to display number of votes, percentage of votes, and comments. Comments will be filtered and any bad language will be commented out. Now with the ability to set cookies, which help prevent multiple voting. The password protected admin panel features an auto install for simple installations. Other features include, add/delete rating IDs quick and easy, approve/delete/modify comments before public viewing, add/delete curse words in foul language list, and creates javaScript for you.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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