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#26 2009-05-28 21:31:21
- ngoonee
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Re: wiki - spambot?
What about a text captcha? Sort of like those authorization questions some people put on their IM clients to block spam, for example "Please type out a thousand and eleven in numbers".
Not sure about non-English users though....
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#27 2009-05-28 21:35:50
- Pierre
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Re: wiki - spambot?
I don't see the problem with my suggestion. Only those using a text browser have to insert 4 additional digits to a text filed when submitting a form. If you are using a css capable browser you wont even notice the captcha. So its not really a captcha.
I even could simplify it in a way that this "captcha" is disabled when you're logged in. Of course I need to add it to the registration form then.
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