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They are easily circumvented and will only deter the most basic downvote bots. That will work for maybe a week and then it will no longer be effective. Also, annoy every user trying to vote.
its my way to think
Fun fact, Valve tried CAPTCHAs for trading. The "protection" lasted about 2 to 3 hours before the bots were beating them. The humans had to suffer with the CAPTCHAs for the rest of the week.
But all this would have been found out had you use the search feature to discover that CAPTCHAs have already been tried and failed.
Now I understand you will try to argue that this is on a whole different section of Steam, but its still CAPTCHAs.
Then grow up faster, private accounts are nothing to be scared of.