> To be honest, the internet was worse without Cloudflare, so as long as they provide a good service for their customers, I’m fine with it. This is one of those

> To be honest, the internet was worse without Cloudflare, so as long as they provide a good service for their customers, I’m fine with it. This is one of those. Who here remembers exactly the same being said by large swaths of the "technologist" community about Google starting the development of Chrome and Chromium? It's usually good until it isn't. It's still a company that has to make profits, so when the moment comes when they have to chose between "making money" and "provide good service", we all know what choice companies tend to lean towards.