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The three digits thingy is gone, and it's not a bug  

community 38F   
9207 posts
8/7/2010 4:42 pm
The three digits thingy is gone, and it's not a bug


What is Captcha?

Remember those 3 digits you used to have to fill in before doing things like sending an email, posting a group topic, quoting a blog post? Those were called Captcha.

Sites use captcha to make sure you are a human being and not a bot. You see these all over the web whenever you sign up for a new service.

Where did Captcha go?

If you are a brand new member, you will still see captcha. If you are a real member who has made enough posts, we turned off captcha for you.

Why did we do this?

To make it easier for you! This way you don't need to find those numbers and fill them out every time you send an email. The capcha will stay in effect for new members and on our registration, so you won't see any increase in spam.

So go send some emails and enjoy your captcha free environment!

charliesexangel 61F
2936 posts
8/6/2010 5:16 pm

Thank you. I just replied to an email and I was worried the page hadn't completely loaded or something. It surprised me when it went through though so now I know why!

Fondly, Charlie's ex


walkum2011 35M

8/6/2010 5:44 pm

Yeah, this makes things a lot easier!


dragoness1727 53F  
101 posts
8/6/2010 6:38 pm

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

I was wondering about that! I thought it was just a happy dream! lol

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rebserv 50F

8/6/2010 6:42 pm

Thanks , i've always wanted to know how these stop a computer actually doing its thing xx


heavydutyaaa 54M
3 posts
8/6/2010 6:53 pm

Nice to see.


Sweet__Dreamer 68M
115 posts
8/6/2010 7:07 pm

    Quoting  :

You can basically get rid of it yourself. Just go to your account settings under Preferences and "Notification Bar Settings".

Then check "no" to everything you don't want to be alerted about.

You'll still see the alerts bar, but it will never alert you of anything unless you specified "yes" for that activity.

I like the alert bar because I have shut it off for all but a very few things that I'd really like to be alerted about. And for those few things it's kind of nice to have.

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DoctorBooty 43M
6426 posts
8/6/2010 7:20 pm

Well I'm glad to see it gone, is there a requirement to CONTINUE posting regularly enough however?


DeadlyAllure55 67F
250 posts
8/6/2010 7:44 pm

Ryan! That is so cool. Thank you.

Now, Lets compare definition for "real member"???

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nd2hvfun 65F  
10021 posts
8/7/2010 12:08 am

it's a great thing...because how many times have you responded to an email wrote it all out and the confimation number was messed up and you lost all you wrote...finally a good improvement

je ne regrette rien


tvmichellecd 66T

8/7/2010 2:24 am

Thank God finally thinking about the members!


dangbitches 58F  
478 posts
8/7/2010 5:10 am

I like thingys on AdultFriendFinder, wish I could use more thingys but I'm glad this thingy is gone. xxx xx

Have fun here! and be NICE!
DB


Hrmestud 60M
6047 posts
8/7/2010 5:37 am

So now I can concentrate more on filling some buns with my wiener and not worry about spilling the captcha

Awesometacious!


community replies on 8/9/2010 1:14 pm:
ha ha ha. funny.

rm_rubenesque8 51F
3244 posts
8/7/2010 5:50 am

It sure makes posting easier. However, the site seems to be very found of kicking me off more than anyone, so I have to log in again and this normally "Activates" other tabs when I refreshed the page. Will the change means more double posting from me? I don't mind if it happens in groups where I'm a co-mod, I could easily delete it, but could be a tad annoying to my other groups who has to do the clean up for me.


rm_rubenesque8 51F
3244 posts
8/7/2010 5:51 am

I meant, fond, not found.


BlackHeatLust 54M

8/7/2010 6:39 am

AWESOME AFTER ALL OF THESE YEARS THEY FINALLY DID SOMETHING RIGHT FOR US OLD TIME MEMBERS....LOL!!


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wiks 50M

8/7/2010 11:13 am

ok


jonathanh1582 41M

8/7/2010 11:44 am

okay.


beefriendly2me 55F
8 posts
8/7/2010 12:24 pm

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!


roxy54sexy 61F
8914 posts
8/7/2010 4:06 pm

Hello, love the changes myself more convient to use. I use to sometimes get no number when replying which was a hassel? Thanks for thinking of us older members.

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LadyGrayLeopard 63F
26369 posts
8/8/2010 7:12 am



Now that you have some kind of working system to see who are real members and who not, could you return the network invitation right to standard members, please

Things get a bit difficult, for intance in Blogland, if the blog is 'friends-only' but neither can invite to join the network.
I'm not a stamp collector, having only few people in my network, but sometimes would like to invite long-term friends on this site for other reasons too.


rdy2try4 58F  
3330 posts
8/8/2010 7:33 am

THIS ROCKS!! I was surprised when it first happened about a week ago, I thought the numbers didn't appear from a glitch.. but I hit "send" anyway..and it WENT!!

Nice job on this one!!


HornyBiTexan 58M
3 posts
8/9/2010 6:22 am

Hi, so how many posts do you have to post to get it to go away? I know I don't have near enough but I would still like to be aware of the number it takes. hornybitexan


needluv694me 77M  
570 posts
8/9/2010 7:02 am

Not to put a wet blanket on the whole thing, but if a new member only has to make something like three posts to get rid of the "captcha," what's to prevent a spammer from making those three posts and then spamming the devil out of the site?

I sympathize with all those who applaud the removal of the "three-digit thingy," but REAL security would involve implementation of a graphics-based "captcha" to replace the old "three-digit thingy," not a complete removal of the requirement.
NeedLuv69


community replies on 8/9/2010 1:57 pm:
Yes, I'm a fan of the graphic based captcha. I know we've looked at it before, but we don't currently have plans to implement.

stevenjosepht 78M
3726 posts
8/9/2010 4:38 pm

I always assumed the numbers were for security purposes--find and identify the person who physically threatens someone, or to confirm for site security the exact person with an exact response. But what do I know?

Never really thought the captcha was a really hindrance to much of anything except bots which it was supposed to hinder. Have to say, by the by, having the captcha as a squiggly set of letters is a real hindrance to those of us visually impaired. To say nothing of being case or font sensitive.


needluv694me 77M  
570 posts
8/10/2010 8:56 am

    Quoting stevenjosepht:
    I always assumed the numbers were for security purposes--find and identify the person who physically threatens someone, or to confirm for site security the exact person with an exact response. But what do I know?

    Never really thought the captcha was a really hindrance to much of anything except bots which it was supposed to hinder. Have to say, by the by, having the captcha as a squiggly set of letters is a real hindrance to those of us visually impaired. To say nothing of being case or font sensitive.
It doesn't HAVE to be "a squiggly set of letters," though the more obscure it is, the harder it is to defeat.
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The problem is that an alpha-numeric code, like the old "three-digit thingy" is relatively easy to defeat with software...look for the characters "here" and duplicate them "there."
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A graphics-based system requires fairly sophisticated software to interpret the graphics and translate that to alpha-numeric characters. That's not to say that such software cannot be written, or indeed, does not already exist, but simply that such software is required and is much more complex than that required by the old system.
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The 4-digit graphics-based numeric captcha that was beta tested is probably good enough for A F F, but the squiggly letters and odd words to which you refer are icing on the proverbial cake...they make it even more difficult for graphics analysis software to defeat.
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NeedLuv69


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