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- ChurchTechBlogs.com: ll still gaze at them, perplexed. In the end, I’m not sure why I have such a problem reading distorted, distressed, dissolved text in a swirly, hatchy, tie-dyed box. I just hope my optometrist doesn’t start using them on the exam. CAPTCHA on Wikipedia A good example of a bad CAPTCHA from Sean Technorati Tags: captcha, read, spam, usability, interaction, accessibility Posted in David Russell | Comments Off (via Cosmos)

  David Russell: Nothing against my peeps who use this system in an attempt to thwart our friends the spammers. (No, spammers aren’t really my friends.) I mean, I know comment spam is tough and I’ve heard many people say that CAPTCHA absolutely solved their spam issues. (via Cosmos)

Not an Official WordPress Weblog at Wordpress Blog.org: I’m pretty sure I’m not going to go around and rework it for the older blogs, but it really depends on how well mine upgrade to 2.1. If the plugins I need for other aspects of the site, such as optimal title and google sitemap, continue to work on 2.1 then most likely I won’t make it backwards compatible. (via Cosmos)

 [Olpcnews.com] One Laptop Per Child News: The horror in imagining a millions-strong army of OLPC-enabled captcha-solvers unleashed on Web 2.0, filling blog comments with spam that no automated filter could stop.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Comment Spam: See What People Are Saying Right Now On Technorati, Targeting Spam