I feel it may help that whenever I make a mistake in verifing photos, that when the site sends me a message stating I was wrong, I could see the picture I wrong about. I feel that I could see my mistake & be able to correct myself in the future. Another thing that may help is when I select the Yes icon, a message would appear asking "Are you sure?" because I know once I selected "yes" but did not mean to do so. I mean I'm only part human, so I do make mistakes.

This wouldn't have helped in this case because the profile in question was quickly banned, which deleted their pics. Basically, I had found an old profile that had been verified by the community but which looked fake to me. So I had a look at their verification pic, and it was clearly faked, with obviously-photoshopped, non-hand-written letters as the code. I force-failed it (which sent everyone who had previously voted "yes" the warning), and then banned the profile, which deleted all their pics.

That said, whenever I encounter a community-verified profile that is actually fake, I do save the pics locally on my PC before banning them to eventually use as an example of photoshopped verification pics. At some point, I will post them all up as an example of what not to verify.

Beside that i dont verify ones that dont have hand written codes just because that fact.