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> So, if someone is standing trial for murder If Cloudflare would like to be nationalized, I'm happy to have a discussion of applying government rules to them.
by groby_b 4y ago
> So, if someone is standing trial for murder
If Cloudflare would like to be nationalized, I'm happy to have a discussion of applying government rules to them. Until then, they're a private company, "due process" does really not apply.
If we think that protecting sites from DDoS is a public good (and I think that's a good question), that is a task that should fall to government entities.
- elefantastisch 4y agoThe point is that Cloudflare thinks due process, not DDoS, is the right way to bring down horrible websites. Thus they protect them until such due process happens.
- groby_b 4y agoThat's not the point you originally made. Moving the goalpost.
- elefantastisch 4y agoIt is, but I will accept this as a valid critique that I probably didn't make my original point as well as I could have.