> In other words, every webmaster who uses Re-Captcha is
> forcing their users to be unpaid Mechanical Turks for gOgle :{Disgusting. Another example of humans serving as computers, with AI as the user. In reading about CAPTCHAs today I was unsurprised to learn that there are "CAPTCHA sweatshops" in which humans solve CAPTCHAs repeatedly so that bots can access websites. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130594039 > it's > very important to use the full title: gOgle Anal-ticks (goOgle Analticks is > also acceptable ;) Yes, I can see how my usage was unclear. "Analytics" wasn't the right word anyway. What I meant was that preventing bots from accessing a website ensures that the view/click counts for ads only include humans, and I wonder if an accurate view/click count is valuable to advertisers. Can you explain the capital 'O' in your spelling of Screwgle?
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