One thing that you can do is set your security settings to low on CloudFlare
so only the worst offenders get challenged (attackers, etc.). You can do
this by going to settings->CloudFlare settings->Security Level->Change to
low.
There will be false positives with data, of course, but there are two
options available to challenged visitors:
1. Pass the captcha to gain entry to your site.
2. The site admin can whitelist the ip address of the visitor in their
CloudFlare Threat Control Panel, which will (a) override CloudFlare's
behavior, and (b) help correct false positives.
Information about how the challenge pages appear can be found here: http://www.cloudflare.com/wiki/DataSources The party could look up their IP to see why the challenge is happening here: http://projecthoneypot.org/search_ip.php
One thing that you can do is set your security settings to low on CloudFlare so only the worst offenders get challenged (attackers, etc.). You can do this by going to settings->CloudFlare settings->Security Level->Change to low.
There will be false positives with data, of course, but there are two options available to challenged visitors: 1. Pass the captcha to gain entry to your site. 2. The site admin can whitelist the ip address of the visitor in their CloudFlare Threat Control Panel, which will (a) override CloudFlare's behavior, and (b) help correct false positives.