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You are protecting against spam right? Or why would you want this? You might try testing alternative question posting options and see which gets a high follow t
by kleine2 17y ago
You are protecting against spam right? Or why would you want this? You might try testing alternative question posting options and see which gets a high follow through. Obviously you want some way to protect against spam but by adding as little overhead as possible. You also have captchas in the registration - maybe it's enough.
- slance 17y agoIt was to protect against spam, ensure the user is a real person who can be contacted etc. But I can see that a few people sign up, post a question, but never click the link so their question never goes live. I may try removing the requirement to confirm emails...
- robotrout 17y agoOr give them assurance in big bold letters that their email is safe with you, and won't be published, but is only used to forward answers to them.