"Due process" means, quite literally, "process that is owed to you." It is the process that the government must, by law, provide when it is depriving you of lib

"Due process" means, quite literally, "process that is owed to you." It is the process that the government must, by law, provide when it is depriving you of liberty or property, to which (absent due process to deprive you of it) you otherwise have an inherent right. Customers of a private business have no right or expectation of due process whatsoever, since nobody enjoys any inherent right to be a customer of a business. With a very few narrowly defined exceptions, private businesses are generally permitted to refuse service to anyone they wish, without explanation. CloudFlare (and all other businesses) have always refused service to numerous classes of customer whose activities they deem abusive, in their own sole judgement, without any due process. Read their terms of service, read AWS's terms of service, or Google's, or any other company's. They all already shut numerous people down without any due process, every single day. OP is simply suggesting they add one more category to the already long list of prohibited activities on their platform.