Hi Ginger, Thanks for the quick reply, On Wed 04/07/12,16:33, Assembla Support wrote: > I found your message to Assembla Support regarding captcha's through Google > Alerts today. However, I did not find it in our support email. Maybe you > have not sent it yet. Sorry the address on https://www.assembla.com/spaces/AssemblaSupport/support/tickets might have changed since I stored the address into my addressbook. I sent the email to AssemblaSupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Thanks for picking up the email anyway. > I wanted you to know that we also have difficulty with the captcha and the > founder of Assembla had already asked that it be changed. I have created an > internal ticket based on your request and his and we will have our > developers look into fixing the captcha issues. Please feel free to cc me, I am happy to provide user testing/feedback if the developers need any testing with actual screenreaders (both on windows and linux). > I have also accepted the invitation for ahardus and they should not have > any further issues accessing your team tools. Great, many thanks. > Let me know if I can be of further assistance. > > Kind Regards, > Ginger Best wishes, Mesar > Assembla Customer Service > Email: service@xxxxxxxxxxxx > On Wed 04/07/12,10:17, Mesar Hameed wrote: >> Dear Assembla support, >> >> team: screenReaderTranslations >> page: http://www.assembla.com/code/screenReaderTranslations/subversion/nodes >> >> We are a group of international blind+other disabilities translators that >> use assembla as our platform for translating open source tools to >> help the blind use a >> computer. More recently we have noticed that assembla employs captchas to >> verify that the account creater is a person. >> >> We have the following issues: >> * Many of us do not have sighted assistance, so graphical captchas are >> unusable for us. >> * the audio captchas don't seem to work, the website does not accept the >> text we hear. >> * graphic or audio captchas are not really a a viable solution for >> blind+hard of hearing. >> >> We wish: >> * assembla to change its captcha system, to be based on mathematics or >> simple language questions. >> "what is the colour of grass?" >> "what is the colour of a bannana?" >> "what is three plus five" >> There are many websites on the web that employ this system. >> >> * And in the meantime, we would be grateful if you could investigate what is >> wrong with the sound captchas. >> >> >> Also can you please add: >> username: ahardus >> email: ahardus@xxxxxxxxx >> as a valid, accepted member of our team. >> >> Please reply to all. >> >> Thanks for your support. >> Mesar