Use the recaptcha after form submission only, rather than on the whole website. Then at least the user is incentivised to do it as a last step of a process, as opposed to being stopped in their tracks before they even…
I recall seeing this recently on another HN post, where they had set up a blanket forwarding rule from their Gmail to another email account. Their Gmail later got dinged but the forwarding rule continued to work.
Use the recaptcha after form submission only, rather than on the whole website. Then at least the user is incentivised to do it as a last step of a process, as opposed to being stopped in their tracks before they even…
I recall seeing this recently on another HN post, where they had set up a blanket forwarding rule from their Gmail to another email account. Their Gmail later got dinged but the forwarding rule continued to work.