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		<title>By: Debbie Cerda</title>
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		<dc:creator>Debbie Cerda</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:43:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thanks for letting TechLunch group know about your blog post, I really enjoyed your insight. The barriers that you speak of? These were issues for me, and I&#039;m sighted! 

The captcha was difficult to make out, and the audio was even harder due to the masking. I finally succeeded by requesting a new captcha that I could make out easier. Even worse was a captcha I experienced to join a Yahoo! Group recently. I could not make out the captcha, and there was a link that said something to the affect of, &quot;If you have trouble reading this captcha, click here&quot;. I expected to be provided a new captcha to try our an audio, but instead it was a pop up menu that defined what a captcha was. I think I finally succeeded by refreshing to page to generate a captcha that I could identify.

Linking Facebook to Twitter is not something that I had figured out how to do, so you just educated me. Thank you, I will try it soon.

Regarding the facebook optional applications, ninety percent of them are more trouble then they are worth. I do not want anymore join my mob war requests. Accepting application requests throws me into another window that asks for me to send this application to friends. I find this very annoying. The only applications I use frequently are dopplr.com and iRead.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for letting TechLunch group know about your blog post, I really enjoyed your insight. The barriers that you speak of? These were issues for me, and I&#8217;m sighted! </p>
<p>The captcha was difficult to make out, and the audio was even harder due to the masking. I finally succeeded by requesting a new captcha that I could make out easier. Even worse was a captcha I experienced to join a Yahoo! Group recently. I could not make out the captcha, and there was a link that said something to the affect of, &#8220;If you have trouble reading this captcha, click here&#8221;. I expected to be provided a new captcha to try our an audio, but instead it was a pop up menu that defined what a captcha was. I think I finally succeeded by refreshing to page to generate a captcha that I could identify.</p>
<p>Linking Facebook to Twitter is not something that I had figured out how to do, so you just educated me. Thank you, I will try it soon.</p>
<p>Regarding the facebook optional applications, ninety percent of them are more trouble then they are worth. I do not want anymore join my mob war requests. Accepting application requests throws me into another window that asks for me to send this application to friends. I find this very annoying. The only applications I use frequently are dopplr.com and iRead.</p>
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