A captcha plugin has prevented visitors from commenting on this blog and my website overall. I just found out about it today when a Facebook friend told me. I don’t know how long it has been a problem. I removed the plugin. This is the second time since I put this site up that a captcha plugin has caused a problem. Sorry to anyone who tried to comment.
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And wouldn’t you know it, as soon as I remove captcha I get my first spam message. Didn’t read beyond the first couple of words you stupid spammer.
But one thing with getting spam, it will tell me that comments are working.
Just had eight spam comments by some Russian automated bot, so captcha is back on.