When the captcha logic is unusual, like "Answer the following question: A traffic light can be red, yellow and what other color?", I don't know how bots can deal with that.
I've seen this type of preventive approach to bots.
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The limited edition sneaker business is a freakin' cluster. People literally kill to have those things.alittle wrote:I'm not sure how successful it is, but I've read about nike using automation detection and then refunding orders, and blacklisting users who automate.
I always defer to someone who's wearing a beater, regardless of what else he's wearing.
Rick_a_c wrote:When the captcha logic is unusual, like "Answer the following question: A traffic light can be red, yellow and what other color?", I don't know how bots can deal with that.
I've seen this type of preventive approach to bots.
http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/login
It's the same thing as people wanting cart systems and think it's going to get better. People just have to understand they can't have everything and this isn't 3rd grade.
