Actually the Raven’s Antispam plugin sounds pretty interesting. Because there’s not much detail in the description above, I’ll elaborate on the method it uses:
If the user has JavaScript enabled (ie vast majority of visitors) then there’s no CAPTCHA. If the user doesn’t have JavaScript available (spambots and the occasional real visitor), then they get a CAPTCHA.
Sounds like that approach would work, while minimising the annoyance of a CAPTCHA…
Raven’s spam blocker sounds a lot like the wp spam free plugin, which has been my choice for some time now. It works as well as akismet and prevents the need to use a captcha meaning I can allow most of my blogs to have open comments.
I really like the FTP plugin. I often use it as I have to take much back-ups recently due to my server instability.
Actually the Raven’s Antispam plugin sounds pretty interesting. Because there’s not much detail in the description above, I’ll elaborate on the method it uses:
If the user has JavaScript enabled (ie vast majority of visitors) then there’s no CAPTCHA. If the user doesn’t have JavaScript available (spambots and the occasional real visitor), then they get a CAPTCHA.
Sounds like that approach would work, while minimising the annoyance of a CAPTCHA…
Raven’s spam blocker sounds a lot like the wp spam free plugin, which has been my choice for some time now. It works as well as akismet and prevents the need to use a captcha meaning I can allow most of my blogs to have open comments.