MSN Messenger

[Rasbelin]

No, I don't accuse you. Actually I second that in terms of Yahoo! and MSN. vBulletin and sites like Go Daddy have it in an easily readable font. So that's why I at least second image verification.

[Skanky Burns]

We only need to go through image verification once, so it isn't like it is a big hoop we are making people jump through. CFC uses image verification in its registration process, I might add. Due to the problems of spambots, image verification is becoming more and more commonplace.

[DrSpike]

I think if they made them fun like those images that go 3d if you stare cross eyed at them then everyone would love image verification.

[MarkG]

CFC uses image verification in its registration process, I might add

so what? i would hope people have realized this kind of sentence doesnt count as an argument on me

btw, i just found the a really cool msn-related hack that will be the next plus feature

[snoopy369]

Originally posted by MarkG

CFC uses image verification in its registration process, I might add

so what? i would hope people have realized this kind of sentence doesnt count as an argument on me

btw, i just found the a really cool msn-related hack that will be the next plus feature

[Rasbelin]

First you find something for free and then you charge your own users for getting access to it, Markos.

[Dauphin]

Originally posted by DrSpike
I think if they made them fun like those images that go 3d if you stare cross eyed at them then everyone would love image verification.

The person on the computer opposite you at school, university or work may worry that you are spending to long in there:

(Deliberate choice of phrasing)

[Skanky Burns]

Originally posted by MarkG

CFC uses image verification in its registration process, I might add

so what? i would hope people have realized this kind of sentence doesnt count as an argument on me

btw, i just found the a really cool msn-related hack that will be the next plus feature

1) I re-registered there not one week ago to find out if my old login was still there. I discovered they had image verification, which I though to be unusual. And relevant to this thread.

2) Among the "new to civ" market, recruitment would not be affected by the addition of image verification due to the fact that the "competition" has it already.

[Kuciwalker]

Image verification: because it means we don't get to be occasionally amused by spambots

I like the suggestion earlier in the thread, to have the hotmail username in an image.

[Chilean President™]

Originally posted by Shogun Gunner
It's not quite SKynet or Matrix because humans are controlling these bots.

...so far

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Rasbelin
First you find something for free and then you charge your own users for getting access to it, Markos.

i'm just reducing my development costs

[Skanky Burns]

And those bottles of Southern Comfort don't just buy themselves...

[Rasbelin]

Markos seems to have picked up quite well the concept of outsourcing.

[Last Conformist]

Originally posted by Asher
Then add a Turing test to the registration process.

What percentage of the OTF crowd do you think would've got thru a Turing test?

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Skanky Burns
And those bottles of Southern Comfort don't just buy themselves...

darn right