On mailing lists that I administer, unless I recognize the e-mail
address, I always write asking the respondent to confirm that they are a
real human being and not a 'bot. Someday, there will be an AI 'bot that
will defeat my procedure, but it seems to have worked so far.
-- Bhaskar
Dan wrote:
Have you considered other alternatives?
Since most abusers probably run bots to do their bidding, why not try
using
"is a person there" test such as the popular "type the code that
appears in
the graphic below".
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