CAPTCHA: Should we illustrate our document?

Hi, Steve, All:


Below are some images that may, or may not help us make our points in
the CAPTCHA document. Setting aside for the moment the process problem
that we're currently in the midst of a CfC, do these add materially to
our argument?

In other words should we incorporate these images, any of them? If so,
Steve, can you help figure out where in the document.

If RQTF believes adding illustrations of our points helps our case, I
will figure out how to manage the process problem. I should note that I
did ask Jennie about possibly illustrating CAPTCHA with images that were
licensed in way that would allow us to use them.

Best,

Janina

Delisi, Jennie (MNIT) writes:
> Hi Janina,
> Sorry for the delay getting to you. It appears that my contacts here are quite busy with other tasks, so I did a bit of digging on the internet.
> There are images of CAPTCHAs with Creative Commons licenses that are extremely liberal, and these may be useful to include if still possible. Hopefully they help.
> 
> There is one on flickr posted by the Wufoo Team (at least that is the name on the flickr account and the CAPTCHA image has their name on it). Here is the link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wufoo/3683064794
> The text on the image says:
> WUFOO
> Tell Us
> But not too fast!
> Who's your favorite Ninja Turtle?
> (radio buttons, first one selected)
> Leonardo
> Raphael
> Donatello
> Michaelangelo
> Type the two words in the image below.*
> (Words with strike through and wavy presentation) Ministry Tried; then text field.
> Recaptcha with refresh button, audio button, help button, stop spam, read books.
> Submit button.
> 
> There is also one that is kind of interesting in terms of puzzle type of CAPTCHA.
> It is on Wikimedia Commons, and has a liberal reuse license as well. Here is the link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Translate_registration_process_captcha_wireframe.png
> The text on the image says:
> Thank you beta_tester, you are almost a translator!
> You can make your first translation now to activate your account:
> (can't tell how this is structured in the HMTL, but boxes around the next text)
> Text to translate (next box) Empty string (button?) Try another (includes refresh symbol)
> What's this text? Reason for account deletion
> (next part looks like a 4 x 1 table)
> Select the correct translation for French (drop down arrow)
> (check mark) Chaine vide
> Text vide
> (text box, help text) Propose a different translation
> (button) Activate account
> 
> Excellent visual example that may cause challenges for those with reading disabilities on Wikipedia..
> Letters smwm that are squished, varying heights, in almost cursive looking font, all lower case.
> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Captcha-smwm.svg 
> 
> Jennie
> 
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> Subject: yet another delay in CAPTCHA
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> 
> 
> Hi, Jennie:
> 
> Just keeping you updated on current status.
> 
> As per the attached list email, a close read of the entire document over the weekend disclosed a flaw we want to fix in Federated Identities and in Single Sign-On.
> 
> 
> What that means is another short delay to Wednesday early AM. If the RQTF call believes the draft as of Wednesday AM is ready, we'll move to a CfC in APA, but not sooner.
> 
> So, still time for COGA tweaks!
> 
> Best,
> 
> Janina
> 
> 
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Janina Sajka

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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
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Received on Thursday, 20 June 2019 14:31:14 UTC