Eric Meyer came up with one of the easiest
ways to do this in an accessible manner. Use a question like this: What color is an
orange? Now that may require someone knowing what
an orange is, but you could do something like this. To make sure you aren’t a computer,
I’m going to ask a very simple question. My name is Marissa. What is my
name? [insert input box] A petition isn’t going to solve
anything. The major internet companies are already aware of captcha problems. The
above solution works great for a personal site or small business. When you are
Craigslist, amazon, yahoo, etc a more robust technique is needed to foil the bad
guys. Ted From:
listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marissa Manzino Hi, DOes any know how to get around the image verification
system? If you're blind, or have another disability this could be a problem. I
have started a petition regarding this at: If any of you know a way around this, please let me know!
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- RE: [WSG] image verification Ted Drake
- RE: [WSG] image verification Edward Clarke
- Re: [WSG] image verification Thomas Silkjær
- Re: [WSG] image verification Marko Mrdjenovic
- Re: [WSG] image verification Martin Heiden
- Re: [WSG] image verification Jan Brasna