We can be quite granular, but I would say that users should be able to select multiple options if that is the case. I can hardly say I would be able to select only one from the list and the option Developer is not even there.
Since this is for new registrations, I think we should rephrase the question like Paul already mentioned: "What is your primary motivation" or "What areas of Drupal are you most interested in" etc. With that I think we should omit roles like Evaluator or Student. Because evaluator can be developer, business owner, influencer etc. Same goes with student. We want to know what is the students or evaluator final goal when registering. This way we get a good base for content targeting later on.
So I'm thinking if it's possible to divide this to two inputs, I would say that the first one is what is your motivation, what areas are you interested in. And then the next question would be your current level of knowledge (new / evaluating, already used it, lots of experience ...).
To finish, I'm also wondering if you plan to add this for existing users as well? In my opinion it should be possible.
boshtian → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.
boshtian → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.
Inline editor was added to core in the past but didn't succeed. I think one of the reasons was, that people were not used to inline editing and also the frontend themes were often broken when inline forms were added to markup.
Instant (same page) preview is something that cloud CMS's are selling as a feature and I also think that it has much better chance of succeeding in core than Inline editor.
+1 from me to add this to core in light of "ambitious site builder" experience.