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Good news on CAPTCHA!

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John Kuvakas
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I received this email from our web developers today, "

 “We were able to disable the captcha for forum logins”

It is still active for the registration of new users and password resets."


John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
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John Napoli
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John:  This is great news.  Thanks so much.  It was a pain.



   
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john barry
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thank you John,for this update and for the one you sent out on the Car List and Reviews



   
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Thank goodness.



   
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George Schire
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Thanks John.  I guess it's good news, if I knew what "Captcha" was.  Smile


George Schire
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John Kuvakas
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@georgeschire, some folks encountered a series of images when signing on. There would be 9 or so and some object was in a few of them, like a stop sign. You had to click only on the appropriate images to complete your log-on. Frequently, the process had to be repeated several times.


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George Schire
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Posted by: @jkuvakas

@georgeschire, some folks encountered a series of images when signing on. There would be 9 or so and some object was in a few of them, like a stop sign. You had to click only on the appropriate images to complete your log-on. Frequently, the process had to be repeated several times.

Thank you John.  I was one of those members.  Now that I know what it was called, I'm glad it's been fixed, as it was very aggravating.  

 


George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota


   
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