There's a new website (not affiliated with drupal.org) for finding and rating Drupal modules: http://drupalmodules.com/

If you're like me, you've salivated over that lo-o-o-ng list of user-contributed modules available for Drupal. "Wow, just think of the things I can do with this one... and this one..." And like me, you may have responded to warnings about modules with, "Yeah, I know, not all are guaranteed to work as advertised... but they'll work for me, right?"

Alas, the bitter truth is that not all modules are as far along in development as we'd like to think. And some are indeed coded better than others. There are modules that will disappoint, until we get them into completed form.

You can research the workability of a module through the issues lists for module projects on drupal.org, and of course by searching or inquiring on the forums. But I think it could be great to have a separate resource for quick, easy-to-understand overviews of whether or not a module will do a given job.

Take a look at Drupal Modules and see whether it fills a need for you.