An interesting concept: control your captcha and use it as a tool to brand your website and gain a new audience….

MySpace learned it, Facebook it’s close with Causes and friends requests. They’re already experimenting captchas, it’s just a matter of time till they’ll implement them.

Captchas aren’t evil, they just have a bad implementation. I’m convinced that adcaptcher will solve this problem and will make captchas user friendly.

It’s very clear to me that by filling a captcha, I help it’s provider not to receive automatic responses. It’s also clear that for adcaptcher users there are also other benefits.

I think this perspective perfectly makes sense. On the other hand, there are other perspectives such as open-id where captcha is out of the question.
.-= Octav Druta´s last blog ..Looking in a mirror without using one =-.

All I’m saying is it hurts conversions of readers into comments.

Its around a 7% decrease and exaggerates the bigger the blog.

“but what you do with what you get” – 100% agree. This is one option. If you like it, use it for sure. I like other methods.

Personally, its a constant struggle of mine to build something better than a captcha.