Nominated and installed and printed in gold leaf and all that :)

Always hated the Captchas, usually takes me two times to read and type the right letters.
Some of them I never got like the myspace one and some of them are just anooying. Are they case sensitive? And if so is that a I or a l l'm seeing?

This is the perfect solutions AND it lets you have some fun too!
typing silly messages for people to repeat, what more can you ask from a security system lol.

I added a question and it has no answer, but I don't give a shit. Just having some fun......

Question: Type in your wife and or girlfriends cup size.

A few possibilities. Have you modified the register template at some point?

If all else fails, try manually inserting $nospamfield just above $imagereg in the template.

Does this work with all vbulletin 3.6x version? I have two forums at 3.6 and 3.61 and don't want to pay to have them updated.

Also, have you recommended this to the vBulletin team for actual use in later versions?

It should work with all 3.6.x, yes. I think I originally made this when I had 3.6.0 or 3.6.1.

I haven't specifically spoken to the vBulletin team about it, but from what I've seen on vBulletin.com, they seem to be bent on just using the CAPTCHA system and then suggesting a kind of crude, manual, less flexible way to do what is basically what this hack does on the registration page.

Has anyone tested the registration completion rate of this system versus CAPTCHA versus no verification?

Not too sure if this has been pointed out but it says that if they are unable to successfully answer the NoSpam! question to contact the administrator.

The problem there is that that NoSpam! question is also added to the contact us form... thus there is no way for that user to contact the admin.

Maybe in the next version allow us to disable the appearance of the nospam question on certain screens?

I was kind of thinking they could contact by other means, heh. But yeah, that kind of makes sense. Disabling them on a page-by-page basis would be a good idea for the next version.

where does it say that? Not on mine it don't.

Edit: never mind, saw the message if they failed the test. LOL. Here's a suggestion. Try inputing questions your possible future members could actually answer. :p

I think that this would be easier to crack, if you look at the source code and find every possible algorithem and then you can make a php file to answer these questions, or most of them.