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No. It would not. In a quarter of the time it would take to watch an entire advertisement, the user could simply have typed out the appropriate letters, and m
by iamdave 19y ago
No. It would not. In a quarter of the time it would take to watch an entire advertisement, the user could simply have typed out the appropriate letters, and moved on to the next stage of the application process if you want to consider the fact that users have to load the video, wait for it to continually stop and buffer (for those on slower connections) and then fill out the information.
Entirely pointless. Sorry.
- amichail 19y agoThe idea is not to build a better captcha, but rather, to find a way to force users to look at ads carefully.
- iamdave 19y agoRead what you just said aloud. You want to force users to do something they don't want to do. If that's the case, what's going to stop them from finding alternatives to access certain features of the site they need where they don't have to look at ads? Users control software, not the other way around.