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Captchas are generally an automatic part of the system; it's not suspicious 
of you in particular, just of everybody in general.

Did you actually type in the captcha into the box provided? If not, you need 
to do that. If so, you must have read it wrong; the system should give you 
another one. Keep trying until you get one that you can read correctly. One 
of the problems with captchas is that, in the process of trying to make them 
impossible for computers to read, they're often difficult for humans to read 
also.

-- Rivka

On May 30, 2014, at 12:09 PM, Steve via nafex wrote:

> Today, I looked up the word "captcha". I wasn't familiar with the word but 
> now I know what it means:
> http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/captcha?s=t
> It seems that the system doesn't believe that I'm a real person. I'm not 
> sure why.
> I just now tried signing up using Explorer as a browser instead of my usual 
> Firefox browser. Same result.
> 
> Lawrence, (or anyone else), what triggers that "invalid captcha" result?
> Lawrence, I'll send you the email address I'm trying to use so maybe you 
> can fix things for me.
> 
> Steve