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๐Ÿ“Š It doesn't have to be Google Forms - online surveys GDPR-compliant and open source (orig.: "Es muss nicht Google Forms sein - Online-Befragungen DSGVO-konform und Open Source") (gnulinux.ch)
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The original article is in German, here are a few sections translated: "There are many tools to conduct online surveys, both for small simple surveys and for more complex surveys in a scientific setting. Some of them, such as Cryptpad Forms and LimeSurvey, are also open source - an overview. (...)

Tools for simple surveys: Cryptpad Forms, Nextcloud Forms, FramaForms

Tools for more complex surveys: But also for more complex surveys there are now a variety of different software offerings. Unipark and SosciSurvey are tried and tested here, but with FormR and LimeSurvey there are also open source alternatives. (...)

Conclusion With Cryptpad Forms or Nextcloud Forms for simple surveys and LimeSurvey or FormR for more complex surveys, there are now very good open source solutions for conducting online surveys that cover different requirements.

Questions for you What experience do you have with the online survey tools presented here? Which other tools have you already used and how can you recommend them?"

(article by @[email protected])

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