I just noticed the following "explanation" above the CAPTCHA (word verification) test for entering comments on someone's blog:"This test is used to prevent automated robots from posting comments."As opposed to unautomated robots?
can you make your blog NOT do this ? just asking... xox phone line girl - : )
Good catch!The image of a robot (as in iRobot) hunched over a keyboard, trying to hack into computers is creeping me out.;-P...but I feel sad for the little robot - unable to post its comments - robots have feelings too...oh stop it hazel...
my team is going to LOVE that. i don't think that she can turn this feature off, Clare. I think it's a blogger-enforced thing. love and kisses,a manual robot
humm you don't have to use the code on my blog or on the one I set up for my folks???? I just am curious really
Yes, i can choose to turn it off... in Blogger, it's under "Settings" then "comments" then "word verification.I leave it on so I don't get comment-spammed, and I don't want to turn comment moderation on...
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can you make your blog NOT do this ? just asking... xox phone line girl - : )
Good catch!
The image of a robot (as in iRobot) hunched over a keyboard, trying to hack into computers is creeping me out.
;-P
...but I feel sad for the little robot - unable to post its comments - robots have feelings too...oh stop it hazel...
my team is going to LOVE that. i don't think that she can turn this feature off, Clare. I think it's a blogger-enforced thing.
love and kisses,
a manual robot
humm you don't have to use the code on my blog or on the one I set up for my folks???? I just am curious really
Yes, i can choose to turn it off... in Blogger, it's under "Settings" then "comments" then "word verification.
I leave it on so I don't get comment-spammed, and I don't want to turn comment moderation on...
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