1 Август 2012 г. 6:26:02 пользователь MZMcBride (z...@mzmcbride.com) написал:
Risker wrote:
> Putting on my checkuser hat for a moment - yes, please please look at
> finding a different CAPTCHA process - the cross-wiki spamming by bots that
> are able to "break" the CAPTCHA is becoming overwhel
Risker wrote:
> Putting on my checkuser hat for a moment - yes, please please look at
> finding a different CAPTCHA process - the cross-wiki spamming by bots that
> are able to "break" the CAPTCHA is becoming overwhelming. This issue has
> been reported separately, and there may be a different fix
On 31/07/12 19:53, James Forrester wrote:
>> I agree. But when you're spammed to death if there's no captcha,
>> you end up accepting it as a necessary evil.
>
> Just to jump in here, it's not actually clear that our CAPTCHAs work
> at all at this point (per Tim's e-mail from last year of being ab
> == The combination of newcomers and experienced people seemed to work ==
>
> We got two different notes in the exit survey about this -- one from a
> person who said they were happy working in the big open main room and didn't
> feel distracted by noise, and from another person who said they went
Hi all wikitech-ers,
I wanted to summarize a few lessons learned from the Wikimania Hackathon
and make myself available to discuss any of these issues at greater length
on the list.
Also, if you (as an attendee) have other thoughts you want to share about
the Hackathon, feel quite free to em
On 31 July 2012 13:53, James Forrester wrote:
> On 30 July 2012 15:22, Platonides wrote:
> > On 30/07/12 15:28, Pau Giner wrote:
> >> From the UX perspective, a captcha is always an obstacle for the
> >> interaction flow.
> >
> > I agree. But when you're spammed to death if there's no captcha,
>
On 30 July 2012 15:22, Platonides wrote:
> On 30/07/12 15:28, Pau Giner wrote:
>> From the UX perspective, a captcha is always an obstacle for the
>> interaction flow.
>
> I agree. But when you're spammed to death if there's no captcha,
> you end up accepting it as a necessary evil.
Just to jump
Sounds like captchas is something you want to make plug and play, and
use some external project that is evolving quickly to stay in the
winning side of a arms race.
Also sounds like captchas is something you want to be handled by
locals, to avoid the situation a chinese wiki with a english captcha.
Adm gmail.com> writes:
>
> hello,
> I'd like to do thinks in the better way...then:
>
> I have to made an extension similar to BoilerTemplate.
> Right now I made a special page and I'd like to put in a form to let
> user choose a teplate.
>
> Some questions:
>
> 1) Must I use some apis to ren
