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I disagree. Were it to become a problem, it would be trivial to deal with an application flood. Among many options, provide a unique 'application key' on the i
by rickhanlonii 13y ago
I disagree. Were it to become a problem, it would be trivial to deal with an application flood.
Among many options, provide a unique 'application key' on the instructions page which expires after first use. If you're really concerned, or it becomes a problem, just add a Captcha-like requirement to get your application key.
Besides, as asveikau points out, the risk is no different than any other application acceptance system. Take applications by mail? Fine, I'll buy a roll of stamps and make a few stops to the post office.
- downandout 13y agohttp://www.de-captcher.com/ http://www.de-captcher.com/ - have 1,000 Captchas solved through their API for $2. Captchas haven't been a reliable anti-spam solution for years.
- rickhanlonii 13y agoConsidering that I said "Captcha-like," don't you think you're missing my point altogether?