Have your ideas and feature requests heard! We have set up a new idea tracker tool at http://ideas.limesurvey.org. Now everyone can propose new features and ideas for LimeSurvey and the commmunity can decide what's hot and what's not! You thought of a great new feature and even already imagined how to implement it? Let us know! You had a great idea, and want to see what other people think of it, and get their ideas? Post the idea. You want to decide what features will be most likely implemented next? Cast your vote on already submitted features! * If you have problems logging in to the idea tracker it might be because your passwords are not synchronized. In that case just logout and log back in to the main limesurvey.org site to fix the problem. If it still doesn't work don't hesitate to contact us!

During this year’s Google Summer of Code Aniessh Sethh worked for Limesurvey on the Central Participants Database project. The project is ready to be tested: For those who don't want to use the cool new installer we just developed: you can use the online demo at URL: devdemo.limesurvey.org/index.php/admin/authentication/login User: admin Password: test If you want to have a look at the next Limesurvey version including this project you can check out the CI branch using this URL. We encourage you to check out this new feature and test it by creating users, importing/exporting participants, adding attributes and the like. Please let us know if any issues arise. All bugs and suggestions for improvements referring to the Central Participants Database project (direct URL) can be assigned to Aniessh Sethh (aniesshsethh) at the bugtracker. If you have questions about a certain feature, please check out the Central Participants Database documentation.

The LimeSurvey team wishes you a very happy new year. 2012 is going to be a very exciting year for all the community since we are finalizing the 1.92 version with its lot of outstanding new features based on the powerful Expression Manager engine developed by our core developer TMSWhite (see announcement for the 1.92RC1 release). At the same time we are actively working on porting LimeSurvey 2.0 to the YII framework. Let me thank all the Google Code-in participants who are working on this project, their commitment and skills are a fantastic help. So let's start this year by the release of  LimeSurvey 1.92 release candidate 2. In this version, we have fixed all of the known bugs with 1.92 RC1 (especially the installer problem) and we are confident that the 1.92 stable release is soon to come. It is now time for you to give it a try (download here), you won't regret it. As always, should you find bugs, please report them to our bugtracker.