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Doug Karr replied ago:
Interesting. Google attorneys are already on to folks for 'googling'... I wonder if they'll like the idea of their logo being used like this. It does have merit, though... how about a Captcha with shapes? mouse, pc, phone, button, etc. Hmmm....
unchqua replied ago:
http://www.kittenauth.com/ has this implemented (you have to choose animals of the same breed), and has way stronger algorithm against guessing.
Takteek complained ago:
Takteek reported this link as lame on 12/25/2006 @ 06:37:35
This completely defeats the purpose of having a captcha. Even if a bot GUESSES it has a 1 in 5 chance of getting through. Not to mention the fact that a bot could easily compare the images to each of the 5 possibilities.
unchqua replied ago:
There may be not 5, but 150 possibilities, with 5 randomly chosen to present to client. But you're right about 1/5 guessing...
Lowell Heddings replied ago:
Akismet works wonders for me.
But don't forget about Hot Captcha:
http://www.dzone.com/links/in_order_to_prove_to_us_you_are_not_a_robot_selec.html
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