You're just trying to advertise your own forum. You spammer you!

Interesting idea, and easy enough to try.

So, implemented on test.springrts.com now. If some of you can test this and say whether it has any issues then in a few days we can deploy this.

Tested the registration with FF 3.6.24 and Chromium 15.0.874.106 both old browser versions and both work. Chromium didn't show the div at first but after a refresh it did. Retried several times and the captcha was visible every time so I think it was a one off (network) error.
The captcha did also show with FF 9.0.1

I also received a conformation e-mail from the address spring@it-l.eu ?

I can help out if you need more moderators! I am good at killing those spammers with bans!

i sense some weird karma in this sentence....

lol
i think the idea is to have something automatic.
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Firefox 9.0.1, captcha showed, got conformation email, guess it worked...

Deployed.

hm.

he he booble.

knorke is it possible these are the aforementionedandfeared human spambots.

Note that I left my img tags there instead of removing them altogether but just replaced the image with a transparent overlay of Mr Bean's face. Just to really confuse the better spambots

Surely you all heard of penis enlargments? Now, beeing one of those who tried it i can tell, there is nothing garanting not to get laid as a too long penis. So, to solve your problems, you could either get under the knife again, or get your girlfriend to have a http://www.uterus-extension.com guaranteed, painfree, and if you order now, we throw in two secondhand silicon boobs.

This is your chance!

Spammers, who are you talking about?
Oh, right, smoth and PicassoCT...

They are probably trying to improve their site's rank on google. The existence of the link is enough for them.

The spammer's user profile page can contain links too. That might make it still worthwhile to spam us even if we delete all spam posts.

can we hire them for advertising? Spring Spam on Spring board, recursion in a embededded system? Sure. :)

aren't all links on forum nofollow by default?
Edit: nvm, guess they're not...

They should be default, at least for signature links.

Profiles aren't visible to non-members though, and also our robots.txt should disallow search engines to look at them.