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Comments
Re: reCAPTCHA on comments
I think a captcha is totally necessary on a blog. It prevents spam bots and it is quite fun for posters. promovare site
Re: reCAPTCHA on comments
Just testing ReCaptcha!
Is it possible to not
Is it possible to not require passing the CAPTCHA just for previewing and/or to remember that the CAPTCHA was passed during a previous preview? Having to pass it anew for every preview attempt is a serious pain.
Re: Is it possible to not
The CAPTCHA Drupal module doesn’t give that level of control, from what I can see. I’ll ask the maintainers.
Re: Is it possible to not
Looks like you made it behave. Thank you!
Re: Is it possible to not
Just testing ReCaptcha!
Re: reCAPTCHA on comments
DaveP.
I can only assume you are positively trying to deter any visually impaired users Jeni?
At least with Norms captcha, a non visual reader has a chance.
Remember we’re all temporarily able bodied.
Don’t support please who don’t give a monkeys about accessibility.
Re: reCAPTCHA on comments
If you look at the reCAPTCHA form, you’ll see an ‘audio’ button that provides an audio-based alternative. And if you have a login, then you don’t ever have to do a reCAPTCHA; logins are not hard to create. That means there are two methods for visually impaired users to create comments here. And the content itself is never protected by a CAPTCHA.
Re: reCAPTCHA on comments
This Recaptcha really works. We use it on our real estate blog and we have stopped tons of comment spam over the past couple of months.