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>A later question asks the user what year the Declaration of Independence was signed “just to confirm you aren’t a robot.” This is an unorthodox anti-scripting
by giarc 7y ago
>A later question asks the user what year the Declaration of Independence was signed “just to confirm you aren’t a robot.” This is an unorthodox anti-scripting technique, and a generally ineffective one, given the relative simplicity of automatically entering a number.
A twitter user reported that any 4 digit number will be verified.
- scohesc 7y agoWell yeah, it's literally a survey and it can be any answer you want. It's not to verify anything other than the guise of "if you don't know when it was signed then you're not an informed american and your opinion doesn't matter"
- Balgair 7y agoIf you run the Big List of Naughty Strings against it, they almost all pass through. I'd wager that a Jimmy Drop Tables would also be effective. If it hasn't been black-hatted already, then someone will grey-hat it before Friday. Honestly, it seems it was built by people that knew that it was pointless anyways. Just like with the FCC comments scandal, it's not going to be reflective any reality we live in. It's political red-meat for Sean and Donny to make up whatever they want to make up and attack with so many manila folders of blank paper.