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Rock the (Comments) Vote!

imageGoogle made some changes this week which have made comment moderation even more of a pain.  Previously, I just had to click a link in my email and it would automatically either publish or reject the comment.

Now, I have to go through a whole rigmarole, which – practically speaking – is going to be very annoying to follow through on every single day.

So I’m asking you to vote… would you prefer to:

A) leave a comment the current way; it will not appear immediately and Jennifer has a hassle to approve whatever I have to say,

OR

imageB) leave a comment immediately (instant gratification!) but have to pass through one of those annoying CAPTCHA word-scrambles (which seem to get harder with every passing week) to verify that you are a human being and not a spammer.

It’s your call – moderation or captcha???

(if nobody leaves a comment, that means you folks probably don’t care enough and I’ll just do whatever the heck I want and nobody will notice!)

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  1. AnonymousApril 19, 2012 12:21 PM

    I don't know why, but I can't pass those captcha things. I know for sure that I'm typing the right words, but it just keeps rejecting my answers. So for me the answer is, if you put in the captcha thing, I won't be able to comment anymore.

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  2. abigailApril 20, 2012 12:00 AM

    captcha!

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  3. KathleenApril 23, 2012 10:21 AM

    I'm not a big fan of those captcha things but if it's easier for you than I think you should go for it. SCJ- I have seen captcha's that seem like they automatically reject the first time even if you typed it correctly but usually pass through the second time, that would be annoying if it won't let your comments through!

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