I need some WordPress captcha advice and help. I use the outstanding captcha plug-in re-captcha on my own blog, but for some reason (even though I’ve downloaded and uploaded it multiple times) I can’t get it to show up as an available plug-in on the K-12 Online Conference blog. (We’re running WP 2.2.2 there.)
What other suggestions for a good WordPress captcha plug-in do you have, if you’re familiar with WordPress?
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2 responses to “Captcha help needed”
Man, I’ve had nothing but trouble with reCAPTCHA lately: http://mrmoses.org/?p=172. The post mentions that I’m using Bad Behavior under Spam Karma 2. So far so good and no CAPTCHA. Good luck. 🙂
I gave up on catcha. I use a plug-in called spambot. I can’t say I know what it does but I’ve had zero spam since installing it and it, of course, allows valid comments to come through. (By the way, thanks for yours).