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[TripleS]

BTW, are you the gentleman that used to appear here as 'rlmr' - or something like that?

No, RMLR is Rennie R, who also lives in Fife, and was in the same line as VonH, but has now retired. I think he now spends a lot of time sailing and is very active with the E-Boat owners register. I've never met him, but have had some on-line advice from him about sailing and E-Boats.

....but not about driving. Mind you, if he's of the same background as Von, you'd pick up nowt of use there!

OK, only joking.

Anyhow thanks for the clarification: I so easily get confused.

Best wishes all,
Dave.

[martine]

Rennie has his own website:

http://www.rlmr.co.uk

I'd never heard of e-boats....u-boats yes but not e-boats...you live and learn.

[SeanP]

On another forum I administer, we use a CAPTCHA which also asks some specific, configurable question with specific answer - that seems to have cut down immensely on the number of SPAM registrations and postings.

Questions here could be of an "Advanced Driving" nature or e.g. relate to Highway Code -- but need "unambiguous" answers

[Renny]

On another forum I administer, we use a CAPTCHA which also asks some specific, configurable question with specific answer - that seems to have cut down immensely on the number of SPAM registrations and postings.

Questions here could be of an "Advanced Driving" nature or e.g. relate to Highway Code -- but need "unambiguous" answers

Good idea, it might be something Darren can sort out. It cetainly is happening more frequently here. I suppose consideration will have to be given to some of our overseas members who do not have the same highway code.

[SeanP]

Questions can be banal too -- "How many wheels does a four-wheeled vehicle have? Answer: 4" etc.

"What is the abbreviation for Advanced Driving"? A: "AD" etc.

"What does the I in IAM stand for?" A: "Institute"
etc. etc. They don't really even have to be relevant to the "subject matter":

"What is two plus two?" A: "4" or "four" etc.