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Agreed, being dropped from cloud flare isn’t censorship. It’s refusing to actively provide resources to them in their pursuit to harm people.
by dagmx 4y ago
Agreed, being dropped from cloud flare isn’t censorship. It’s refusing to actively provide resources to them in their pursuit to harm people.
- nightski 4y agoAlso agreed, but I think in some ways there are a few companies that have too much control or influence over the internet as a whole.
- worldofmatthew 4y agoCLoudflare makes it nearly impossible to operate without a large network by knownly allowing DDOS-for-Hire services to illegally use its services.
- schleck8 4y agoYou can always just use Imperva or fastly or any other competitor for ddos mitigation
- worldofmatthew 4y agoThat's only a few providers and too expensive for anyone but someone using Google ads to fund their operations, because Cloudflare created that cost by its illegal actions.
- palmetieri2000 4y agoThank da Lord, a rational series of comments. Agreed!