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well, no offense, but what else do you expect, if you don't select the tile that includes 1px of the motorbike that's part ofthe surrounding tiles? get over it, man!
/s
I swear it's actually the opposite where they are like "it's only one pixel, it doesn't count." And does the guy on the bike count? It seems like no matter what I do - unless I get through on the first try - it's wrong, and I'm clicking for what seems like an hour.
I click less because it's less time consuming on those almost endless captchas. So person on bike, no. Bike itself, yes. Small pixel in another square, no. Often I get through by just clicking >50% of the tiles that seam required, like just the middle 1-2 parts of the bike and click proceed. Screw those where you habe to select all tiles because of a bus close-up.
Right? Like the bike seat is clearly in that other square, dammit!
Have you considered the possibility that you're a computer?
Im way too sexy to be a robot.
Yeah, I've found since I started doing them slower and less carefully they seem to be more acceptable. Like, start a captcha, switch to another tab and do something, then go back and finish it. No ai's doing that.