Hi, Personally I like "human quiz" anti-bot measures. Captcha can be breaken easily.
e.g. you could build yourself a big list of questions and ask for the answer before validating the comment form. Of course the answer should not be a simple yes/no quiz. questions like : "What color is not on the american flag : blue, red or orange ? (answer in uppercase)", "What do you put in coffee : sugar or salt ? (answer in uppercase)", "which one is a spice : cinnamon or water ?" Actually you don't even need the uppercase, you can handle it yourself. Cheers, On 28 jan, 22:57, monotasker <scotti...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm about to deploy a simple blog platform for myself and have implemented > comments using something very much like Massimo's example in the components > chapter of the web2py book. What I'm wondering about, though, is spam > control. At the moment I think I'm just going to activate recaptcha for the > comment submission form. But has anyone got other suggestions? I understand > that "honeypot" solutions are often effective, but I haven't yet thought > about how to implement one. > > Ian
