> Site operators have to use cloudflare, and they do because blocking tor is one of the easiest ways to reduce spam. But most commonly Cloudflare just blocks

> Site operators have to use cloudflare, and they do because blocking tor is one of the easiest ways to reduce spam. But most commonly Cloudflare just blocks access to what should have been a static version of the website in the first place. You make it sounds like it's actually very expensive to generate every single page. If so, you're doing the caching wrong. If not, then you don't really gain anything by blocking access to a few users to a static version of your website. Source: I run a website with 400k pages; out of a single machine that I pay 30 EUR/mo for. It's kind of annoying when random Tor clients spam the hell out of my access_log. But is it worth blocking them to clean up my access_log? Not really.