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Well just as I find myself about to leave I notice a ton of porn linking from bots/an annoying user who thinks he's funny. >sigh< And so it begins. . .
Yes, they're back. Any suggestions on how to get rid of them (blocking new ones)? You had a rather good (and funny) idea actually, Ralle, which could work (http://forums.hiveworkshop.com/showthread.php?t=6694#post64460). Add the field to the registration form and then add a note to the rules displayed when you register reading somewhat like this; "Attention! Due to previous bot problems, we've added an extra field called Bot Filter, in which you have to write the text I am not a bot. Thank you for understanding." Any good?
well. I have heard that bots cant register.. its someone who register for the bots and let them login to spam.. so it would be better just to approve new users.
Indeed it has and the Hive Workshop and its members are foresworn to destroy th bot menace if it means actually thinking up of inventive registration processes to stump them.
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