Dave Cridland wrote:
Just look up PWNTCHA on Google. CAPTCHA isn't enough, alone, but it is definitely a deterrent. Certificates are ultimately the definitive answer, I think. They are free off start.com, but you need a real and proper email address to get it. You can then also complain to start.com and they will retract the certificate.On Wed Sep 5 16:21:18 2007, Adam Nemeth wrote: *Snip*Open user registration is something else - you're effectively allowing someone to create a new identity there. (I don't think "CAPTCHA" is the way forward here either). I think that's the root cause, here.
Or the whole sign-up process needs to become a lot more interactive, OOB registration might be the answer.
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