Cool idea! Color me testing. I wonder how far you could get with just translating a 2-5 digit number into words, and then requiring the user to type the digits. Like "ten thousand three hundred fifty-seven." That should be sort of tough to detect with a bot.

This is far less annoying than those warped graphics of texted. I have trouble reading some of them.

The written-out-numbers idea was actually the first thing I thought of, and something like it will probably make its way into the question list, but the initial batch were easier to crank out code for. :)

Generally, it seems to be working---only two spam since I installed it. I forgot to account for the fact that I'd still have as many attempts as before, so I had to bump up the number of temp files (and decrease the timeout, to about an hour, which should still be sufficient).

Second attempt to write a response here. My last one from a few hours ago never appeared.

Is add one to this number always first?

No, should be random.

Well, aren't you the clever one. Now I have to get Ben to install it.

Testing v1.1.

What did you change?

Testing v1.2

Nothing visible to the user (aside from adding a new questions), but a bunch of stuff to make the internals cleaner, and questions easier to edit and add. You can read more details in the full version history.

Testing v1.2.1

a test!

a test!

Instead of hitting the preview to get another question, why not just have a "change question" button? Great idea though. I might give it a shot (if I can find the time...) Thanks! Keith D Commiskey http://kdcinfo.com

Instead of hitting the preview to get another question, why not just have a "change question" button? Great idea though. I might give it a shot (if I can find the time...) Oh, well, I answered the question right, and it told me I got it wrong. So, then I answered it wrong, and I was still wrong. Then it told me I had to wait. But for how long? An indication would be great (a 60-second counter would be even greater). Thanks! Keith D Commiskey http://kdcinfo.com

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That's pretty cool. Are there any concerns about questions being too difficult to understand though?

Not really. At the moment the questions are "type this number", "add one to this number", "is this number even or odd", and "is this year in the future or the past". The goal is questions that are nearly trivial for humans—making the problem building the NLP engine that could have enough understanding to pass them.

Did you have trouble with one of the questions?

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