Adam Rosi-Kessel writes about humans failing Turing tests. Apart from speculating why this is happening, a workaround could be to use CSS (or javascript) to hide the input box, or possibly the same for disabling it. I imagine most spambots don't parse the CSS or run the javascript. Of course, the text saying "please don't write anything here" should be kept.
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