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> I still don't understand how they can offer this for free You allow the following: - Add tracking codes or affiliate codes to links that do not previously h
by tonfa 15y ago
> I still don't understand how they can offer this for free
You allow the following:
- Add tracking codes or affiliate codes to links that do not previously have tracking or affiliate codes.
- Add script to your pages to, for example, add services or perform additional performance tracking.
- phoboslab 15y agoWe only enabled CloudFlare for two of our subdomains. These subdomains only serve images, no HTML or script files. So I guess we're circumventing their monetization model and will be kicked anytime now?!
- slig 15y agoI'm very curious to hear about this. I'm planning to use on a static content only domain and I couldn't find any info if that's ok.
- jgrahamc 15y agoYes, that's just fine.
- jgrahamc 15y agoYou certainly won't be kicked off CloudFlare and I don't know what the parent is talking about. CloudFlare doesn't modify your pages to make money for itself. It makes money by people paying for premium services.
- tonfa 15y ago> I don't know what the parent is talking about. I'm talking about the ToS for cloudflare. I don't know whether they modify the pages to make money or not, but they make it clear it is a possibility.
- jgrahamc 15y agoThat section of the ToS begins: "Depending on the features you select, CloudFlare may modify the content of your site." The examples listed are things that you control, by default it doesn't modify the page.
- tonfa 15y agoI see, thanks. Might be worth stating it explicitly ("we won't modify the content unless you allow us to").
- xxdesmus 15y agoThose types of modifications you mentioned happen only if you OPT-IN by manually enabling the Viglink app. It's entirely up to the site owner though.