Hi Jim,

I added the CAPTCHA verification, since I had to delete about 10-20 spam 
entries per day. Now it's exactly zero. Sorry, that it didn't work out 
for you - you have to enter both words, if you are unsure. This captcha 
verfication is actually very cool. Visit their website to understand 
their task:

http://recaptcha.net/

They actually scan books. The OCR routines are not perfect, but they can 
estimate very well if they can read a word or not. What recaptcha does 
is, that if the OCR routines can't read a word, this word will show up 
in this verfication routine. They always show two words. For one word 
they know the meaning for the other word not. Humans read both words and 
enter them. If many humans agree that one word has a certain meaning, 
this word becomes a known word. In that way humans support the OCR 
routines. Since these words can't be read by OCR algorithms, spammers 
have no chance to scan this words as well automatically. I consider this 
project as totally ingenious.

So please try it again. I know it's a little annoying, but it was too 
much work to delete the spammer's content. And you also have the cosy 
warm feeling that you did something useful in passing the captcha 
verification :)

regards,
Werner

Jim Dishaw wrote:
> I tried to create an account to edit the wiki and failed miserably.  I
> might try again later, but I could not get past the CAPTCHA--I guess I
> am not human...
>
> -jd
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