I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This is a quality content without any spam words (e.g. "Viagra").

Even when I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha after I tried to save.

1. Is there any way to solve this issue, and make Mollom less strict?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?

I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This is a quality content without any spam words (e.g. "Viagra").

I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha after I tried to save. I tired it again few times, and always mollom display the capatcha after I am trying to save.

1. Is there any way to make Mollom less strict? Am I missing something in the settings?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?

I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This is a quality content without any words like "Viagra" and similar words. Even when I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha.

1. Is there any way to solve this issue, and make Mollom less strict?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?

I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This is a quality content without any spam words (e.g. "Viagra"). 

Even when I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha after I tried to save.

1. Is there any way to solve this issue, and make Mollom less strict?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?

I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This quality conetent has no words like "Viagra" and other similar words. Even when I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha.

1. Is there any way to solve this issue?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?

I am building a site using Drupal 7 and the Mollom module

Mollom really helps me to block spam on my site. Even spam bot that succeed on passing the captcha module and register to my site, never post any content on my site - so that's great!

But, the problem is when a quality user try to write relevant good content in the site - Mollom is "unsure" and shows the user a captcha to validate that he is a human. This is a quality content without any words like "Viagra" and similar words. Even when I tried writing by myself good content as an authenticated user, Mollom was "unsure" and showed me the captcha.

1. Is there any way to solve this issue, and make Mollom less strict?
2. Can I use also the Honeypot module together with Mollom (and even remove mollom)?