TextCAPTCHA: 180 million simple logic questions
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Re: TextCAPTCHA: 180 million simple logic questions
#22Beware if you have users that might be sensitive to such things.
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#23I understand the importance of CAPTCHAs, but I wouldn't put anything that required a reasonable level of thought in between my users and something I wanted them to do (for example, buy something from me). The more complex CAPTCHAs get, the less likely users are to try to complete them.
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#24For example, to solve the "Which of these is a T: W, X, Y or Z?" you would just put in a rule like "BodyPart ::= Foot | Knee | Leg | ..." "DayOfWeek ::= Monday | Tuesday | ..." "Color ::= Red | Blue | ..." and then have it match against those.
Maybe the next time I have some free time I'll see if I can go and implement it.
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#25"Constructive Spam"
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#26Some of the questions don't have one globally unique answer, for example: which day is a part of the weekend, Sunday, Friday or Monday. Where I live (Israel), Friday is part of the weekend, were as I bet the creator of the list lives in the USA and as many times happens, believes the USA==World and the "correct" answer is probably Sunday.
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#2710? Thirty? Thirty Six?
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#28The first letter in the word "titties" is? Beware if you have users that might be sensitive to such things.
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#29By the way, picking one token from the captcha and returning it beats the captcha 7% of the time, if the examples are representative. Spammer wins, since he can generate requests by the hundreds of thousands.
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#30The first letter in the word "titties" is? Beware if you have users that might be sensitive to such things.