Change CAPTCHA handling to be only on email verification
This simplifies the implementation considerably, and while not providing ideal UX, it's the most flexible approach.
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en:
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admin:
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settings:
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captcha:
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desc_html: Configure hCaptcha integration, relying on third-party scripts. This may have security and privacy implications.
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email-confirmation:
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desc_html: Require new users to go through hCaptcha at the e-mail validation step. Bots will not be deterred from creating accounts, but they may be prevented from confirming them, leaving them to be automatically cleaned up after a couple days. This does not interfere with app-based registrations.
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title: CAPTCHA on email validation
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disabled:
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desc_html: Do not require a CAPTCHA
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title: Disabled
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registration-form:
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desc_html: Require new users to go through hCaptcha on the registration form, so that CAPTCHA requirement is immediately apparent to them. This disables app-based registrations and may prevent your instance from being listed as having open registrations.
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title: CAPTCHA on registration forms
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title: CAPTCHA configuration
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captcha_enabled:
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desc_html: Enable hCaptcha integration, requiring new users to solve a challenge when confirming their email address. This requires third-party scripts from hCaptcha to be embedded in the email verification page, which may have security and privacy concerns. Users that have been invited through a limited-use invite will not need to solve a CAPTCHA challenge.
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title: Require new users to go through a CAPTCHA to confirm their account
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enable_keybase:
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desc_html: Allow your users to prove their identity via keybase
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title: Enable keybase integration
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