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I was thinking about this, but the form submission could honestly take less than a second by a person since all you have to do is type a comment. (Thinking of
by Prefinem 13y ago
I was thinking about this, but the form submission could honestly take less than a second by a person since all you have to do is type a comment. (Thinking of someone posting 'lol') to code. I have had users complain when they can't post fast enough (generally when two or more are in a vivid discussion) and always end up turning off the "wait between posts" check for forums like vB, xF, phpBB, etc..
Do bots submit instantly? Would just inserting a timestamp with javascript fix it?
- hashtree 13y agoIt has worked for me with forms that take less than 1000ms. For simple one field forms, they typically have a reasonable length requirement on my platforms (e.g. 32 characters). Things that fit in less than that length are typically things that should be tags (e.g. funny, insightful, etc). Trying this 32 char minimum myself just typing jibberish gets me over the minimum needed time to detect bots.
- Prefinem 13y agoI see... that makes sense... I will have to check with some of my user base and see how they feel about this