My comment stops short of CAPTCHA!
What is CAPTCHA (an acronym for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart")? You are asked to decipher and enter the CAPTCHA code or image on display before you could submit your comment or online form. It is an anti-spam check to making sure you are a human and not a robot.
CAPTCHA code comes with many images as can be seen in some examples below:
In practice, some of these CAPTCHA images really post more than a challenge to us human as it is too difficult for most users to read correctly the code masked behind the graphic or visual. It is highly probable that our webpage CAPTCHA code may just discourage our visitors from leaving behind any constructive comment.
We certainly don't want that to happen as we could have missed many potential web page comments. These interactions are important web content metric towards improving our keyword or webpage ranking.
If you have taken the time and effort to compose a good comment to help the content author, and then you are being challenged by an illegible CAPTCHA image, just be kind, find and click that tiny REFRESH BUTTON and try to decipher the refreshed CAPTCHA image again until you can gain access to click that SUBMIT button:
What if all your attempts failed?
You don't need to rush to your optometrist, I have a better cure for this CAPTCHA problem. You may read my next blog:
"no-Captcha-reCaptcha"
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/fred-chong/blog/no...
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Fred thank you excellent tips, it can be so frustrating when you can't make out the captcha code. I am looking forward to the next installment.
Looking forward to what you post on this next.