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In my personal blog I am using "Riddler" Drupal module, and have had good experience: https://www.drupal.org/project/riddler https://www.drupal.org/project/ridd
by Risse 7y ago
In my personal blog I am using "Riddler" Drupal module, and have had good experience: https://www.drupal.org/project/riddler https://www.drupal.org/project/riddler
You can create your own Captcha questions / answers. I feel like this is the preferred way of handling spam posts, creating your own custom Captcha implementation.
- Dolores12 7y agoEventually your questions will be answered by humans and added to database.
- mattigames 7y agoMight be good idea to extend the plug-in so adding questions is as easy as sending an SMS, then you can spend less than a minute daily to add a question/answer combo: Color of the sky at night? Black
- julianlam 7y ago#000000
- barking 7y agoIf it takes a while, it wouldn't be too painful to update to a new question periodically, i suppose.
- CM30 7y agoThis is what I do on my own sites too. Of course, given some bots relay the captchas to humans, this arguably works best for a site with a specific niche in mind, since they can ask a significantly more difficult question that only someone interested in the topic would know. Like say, how a PhD maths related community or blog might ask a university level maths question, a chess forum may ask a chess related one and one about a certain gaming franchise might ask questions about said franchise. Bonus points for keeping out people with no genuine interest in the topic.
- dylz 7y agohttps://lichess.org/password/reset https://lichess.org/password/reset is a fun example.