Include report module in quickfeedback module and create quick report to find the pages that have the most raised issues

After a form submission a message is shown about the page. The user should see this after filling the form in, this also leaves the user in the same place they left off from.

As an admin I would like to fix a pages issue and then measure if the change has made a difference to that url using the module.
How this can be done could vary but it is worth some discussion.

The module is not very helpful without spam protection, because it'll easily contain 90% fake submissions - making the actual ratings meaningless.

Note that there's another two modules doing the same thing, from what I can tell they has the same problem: https://github.com/zanderwar/silverstripe-pagefeedback and https://github.com/sunnysideup/silverstripe-pagerater

Here's a screenshot from doc.silverstripe.org

Example in the docs sites, I ideally want feedback forms on the content pages, but not on the menu pages or the changelogs (coz these aren't going to be changed on any amount of feedback... the changes in a version are the changes).

Would be nice to either in the CMS or yaml, set some array of paths of my site that result in NOT rendering the feedback form.

Doesn't actually extend SiteTree, just extends Feedback : (

Shows by section on inherited pages. Would be a similar checkbox to the "show in menu" checkbox in the settings tab

Otherwise we allow attackers to fill up the database to easily (with up to 4MB text comments per feedback). The easiest measure would be to only store the latest feedback for a certain IP on a certain URL, overwriting any earlier submissions. Alternatively, we could implement session-based controls, but they're less effective against DDoS. I wouldn't use any captchas because we want to make feedback as easy as possible.