Protectwebform.com’s CAPTCHA plugin was the easiest to configure Plugin for including a CAPTCHA (those blocks of letters and numbers you have to identify correctly in order to successfully post a comment AND you see them all the time on Ticketmaster, etcetera, just to make sure you are a real person and not a filthy SPAMMER!).
Anyways, simple, easy… Sign Up, decide the type of CAPTCHA you want, then hit “install”, then choose the Wordpress Plugin option, download the file (already configured to the options/type you chose), activate!
Take that Spammers! (and thank you Askimet for keeping me sane thus far).




















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August 22, 2007 at 10:55 pm
[...] Todd, I/he realized that the Protectwebform.com?s CAPTCHA Wordpress Plugin I had previously installed apparently didn’t work in Safari, which is not a ...