Contact form fixed

I’ve been using, rather successfully, Ryan Duff‘s contact form plug-in for some time now, but the only problem is, it works a little too well. I get email from all kinds of people. Folks saying they can enlarge my male organs, or keep me going longer in the sack, and then their was this lady from Russia who wanted me to check out her website. Weird thing is, she was the same lady, but always had a new URL. I mean, domain names aren’t expensive, but they aren’t cheap either, especially when you buy every alteration of the domain www.anitchkadoes[insert goat, xxx, Vladimir].com.

With that said, I had to come up with a solution, and instead of having to program my own, I found this little number by Douglas Karr. It inserts a simple question that even the slowest of humans can figure out. The cool thing is, you can set the question/answer to your liking.

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