Revise the honeypot example so that it no longer makes a claim about a Web site that has changed (and which will continue to evolve) following publication of the Note. John Rochford observes that the text field in question no longer exists.

Closes #12.

Author: jasonjgw

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@@ -204,9 +204,7 @@ Heuristics
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 					<h4>Honeypotsh4>
 					<p>Providing a CAPTCHA visible to robots but not to humans appears to be sufficiently successful to be supported in several content management systems such as <a href="https://www.drupal.org/project/honeypot">Drupal Honeypotsa> and in several commercial WordPress plugins. The form is created to attract robots and then hidden from the user by markup such as CSS-Hidden. It's an approach that is easily implemented even in hand authored markup and should be considered.
-						The Hilton Hotel Corporation has used a honeypot CAPTCHA on the Sign In page for <a
-							href="https://www.hiltonhonors.com">Hilton Honorsa>, its loyalty program website where a prominent focusable field is
-						labeled: "This field is for robots only. Please leave blank."
+						For example, a honeypot CAPTCHA formerly used on the Sign In page of a hotel Web site consisted of a prominent focusable field labeled: "This field is for robots only. Please leave blank."
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