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> Hello: > > I have a web site, and I could put a twiki on it. How do people > defend against spam and malware? I read on the web that having a > registration check box that says "I am not a robot" is pretty > effective. Thought I'd ask for people's experiences... > > My guess is that approaches are web-framework specific. Drupal has a > number of defensive modules I am using. > Doug For a php based forum that had a similar issue I made a simple change to the registration form that asked what year is was. Works vs app specific bot. Doesn't work vs site specific villain. Your solution will have to take into account the importance of your site I think. I've never used TWiki but I would wager there's plenty of mods for this problem already. Good luck. - Eric C
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