Word verifications I'd like to see
Or, perhaps some internet related acronyms, such as:The purpose of word verification is to prevent machine readers from reading the text and creating spam. These are actually images, not text. Theoretically, the automated readers can't read a picture, so why have them so complex? They could put a picture of a duck, and have you type the word "duck" and it would work the same. I hope the people at blogger read this, and take swift decisive action, because if the word verification keeps getting more and more difficult, bloggers everywhere may unite and revolt!
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I do end up doing the word verification a couple of times on occasion because I can't tell if it's a w or two v's. Soon, we'll be typing sentances.
>rgnnqaqk
LOL good one
mine was : opvtth
Love the pics
You hit the nail on the head with that one!!!!! I totally agree. My faves are the ones you listed like "Krappy"!!! HEEHEE! Today, mine was: sskhh
Not too bad at all! Ciao!
OMG, I totally agree. I had one the other day that was almost 10 letters long. Annoying!
mine was: hijfdhv
Reminds me of when I was learning to type and had to practice the letters repeatedly. Blah!
The word verifications I have come across have not been very long but some are difficult to read and I have to retype the word. At least it has helped with the spam on my blog.
about the duck - I would probably say bird - fugl - zintkala - Vogel - fugl (på dansk)- my brain sometimes doesn't work like normal persons - so I am going to stick to the verifications - mine was very simple
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i had one that was 13 letters long yesterday!!
Make my word verification be WTF because that's obviously what I think 80% of my day.
I have the same problem as Carnealian sometimes. G and Q have the same problem of looking alike too. And then you get the ones with r being so close to another letter that you can't tell what it really is. WTF?
Oh, and my word was yzkoz. It took pity on me today.
agree:)
(this was mine: dzfahzda)
Mine have been too bad so far.
This time it was: qzeibe
Turns out the computers have been able to read the simpler ones. Even basic slants can be OCR'd with some patience and trial an error.
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