How to create a really anonymous survey

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Hello all,

I am thinking about how to create or modify a survey to _not_ store the user
name in the database. I know you can create an anonymous survey, but the user
id is still stored in the DB.

My thoughts are:
- Create a web part, derive the existing survey class and modify the DB
writing method to not store the user name: how can I derive the survey
classes?
- Upload an existing survey that does not store the name into the database:
where could I find such a thing?

Can you help me out here?

Thanks a lot in advance and regards,
Thomas
.

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