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> Cloudflare again has a pretty hardline stance that "the courts need to come to us and force us to take it down" "Hardline"? To me it seems like quite reasona
by caskstrength 3y ago
> Cloudflare again has a pretty hardline stance that "the courts need to come to us and force us to take it down"
"Hardline"? To me it seems like quite reasonable approach as opposed to "we will just take down anything someone on Twitter didn't like".
- newaccount74 3y agoIt's not reasonable. 99% of scams, frauds and harassment will never be subject of legal action, because there just aren't enough prosecutors out there to charge every fraud attempt. If you require a court ruling before blocking a fraud, it means you will keep hosting 99% of frauds.