OP didn't say THEY ought to decide; they said CloudFlare ought to decide. CloudFlare is a business. Due process does not apply to businesses, since nobody has

OP didn't say THEY ought to decide; they said CloudFlare ought to decide. CloudFlare is a business. Due process does not apply to businesses, since nobody has the inherent right to be a customer of a business under any circumstances. Except for a few very narrowly defined limits (such as not rejecting customers based on race or ethnicity), a business is quite free to refuse service to anyone it pleases, and to ban any activities it pleases. Indeed, numerous classes of customer are already banned from CloudFlare[1]. OP is simply saying they ought to expand that to include one more, one that uses the platform abusively. [1] https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/ https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/ , e.g. the sections on "Limitation on Non-HTML Caching", "Investigation", "DMCA & Abuse Reports", "No Third Party Beneficiaries," etc.