>>8509496Same here. I've gone as long as 12 minutes just re-typing over and over. Legally, the trick would be to record your 5-minute plus attempts at getting your post through, and then having the result be "sorry, thread no longer exists." This breaks the contract.
"But 4chan is free! You can't sue." Sorry, Hiro. Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. The user has given consideration in the form of solving the captcha, but 4Chan has failed to honor the contract buy allowing the user to post. Take this to small claims court for maximum damages. The judge won't give that much, but allow the judge to set what the damages are. The more recorded failures on the part of 4Chan the better.
Don't go to, say, /b/, and choose a thread on page 9. That would not be reasonable. Choose a thread on page 5. That is reasonable to assume the user should be allowed to solve a captcha in a reasonable time.
