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Vincent Launchbury wrote: |
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> On 04/10/10 11:25, William Hubbs wrote: |
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>> Yes, it does. However, I would tend to question how practical their |
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>> audio captcha is. Go to www.captcha.net and try the demo a few |
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>> times and see how much luck you have solving audio captchas from it. |
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> Just for reference, I tried 15 different sound clips and got 5 right. 9 |
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> were completely incomprehensible, 1 was fuzzy, and the other 5 were |
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> quite clear. |
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> I'd agree that accessibility is important, but if a better solution |
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> doesn't end up working out, ReCaptcha should at least provide access for |
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> blind users, albeit inefficiently. |
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Heck, I wear glasses but can see pretty good. It is hard for me to get |
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past the visual thing. Most of the time when I see a captcha, I just |
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say forget it and go elsewhere. There is nothing worse than trying to |
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help someone else and having to spend ten minutes to get past one of |
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those things. Write a 1 minute answer/solution and spend 10 minutes |
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trying to answer the captcha. It just isn't worth all that. |
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I have never seen the others where you have to complete a word or |
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phrase. I wouldn't even try those. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |