Maybe you don't need Google's ReCaptcha mechanism at all?
The article published on Kevv.net provides a critical look at bot protection systems, particularly focusing on reCAPTCHA. The author points out that while this system was designed to provide enhanced security online, it may actually create more problems than it solves. The brief tests that users must complete to confirm they are not robots can be frustrating and time-consuming, leading to a poor user experience. Furthermore, the author notes that reCAPTCHA isn't always effective in detecting bots, which undermines its value as a protective tool. Instead of relying on systems like reCAPTCHA, the author suggests considering alternative solutions that are more user-friendly, such as employing traffic analysis or other recognition techniques. The article concludes with a call to rethink the use of reCAPTCHA and to seek more effective and less burdensome methods for user verification on websites.