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• Dr. Cat - Jubilant (@DoktorCat) reported 14 seconds ago

  @JenPallante Cloudflare said that on the few occasions they've banned some really awful stuff, they immediately get a bunch of emails from far-right ******** asking them to also ban some totally ok left-wing stuff they they just don't happen to like. Cloudflare ignores 'em, of course

• mjoh090 (@mjoh090) reported 51 seconds ago

  @eastdakota How do you know that the threats were real, and not individuals masquerading as violent trolls to get the site shutdown? Cloudflare was pressured into a difficult position - the choice between principle and popularity is never easy as a business. Either way, there is cost.

• Joshua Shuemake (@JoshuaShuemake) reported 6 minutes ago

  @chadloder @Cloudflare @robmonster Agree 100 percent... illegal content needs to be taken down and not hosted anywhere.

• Ariadne Conill (@ariadneconill) reported 7 minutes ago

  @theincelwiki @ignaloidas also, basic ddos mitigation is not that difficult. the way cloudflare does it is by having a large anycast network. you can build your own trivially with nginx, if you have IPv4 space to use for it.

• Maddie (@Maddy_AAHHH) reported 11 minutes ago

  @bestgirlchizuru @Nash076 Kf doxxed, swatted and sent bomb threats to a streamer, the streamer led a campaign to shut it down. Innocent people came forward about thier experiences being harassed by people using kf as a resource. After enough pressure cloudflare stopped providing ddos protection.

• Vineland 🥂 (@VitalistLeague) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SaladBarFan @giantgio @Cloudflare Cloudflare isn’t a hosting service they’re a ddos protection service, kf is getting blocked from like 5 different necessary services at once

• todd (@theothertodd) reported 20 minutes ago

  I actually use Cloudflare's CDN for a couple of sites I host. The majority of the bandwidth to my servers is served by Cloudflare. They are hosting my content more than my actual web server is. Take it from a customer: Their CDN hosts my websites.

• RabidOtter (@Rabid__Otter) reported 20 minutes ago

  @mmasnick @Cloudflare @eastdakota This is like a trolly problem where not pulling the lever means people die, but pulling the lever means you have to think about pulling the lever again. I really don't have any sympathy for Cloudflare in this situation and I'm still angry they defended KF for this long. 7/7

• Das Känguru (@dprk_ebooks) reported 22 minutes ago

  a good way to get the cloudflare guy to shut ******** up about having to much power over the internet would be to threaten an antitrust investigation.

• todd (@theothertodd) reported 31 minutes ago

  The entire purpose of a CDN (Content Distribution Network) is that it hosts content in a large number of locations for high-availability access. The entire idea that Cloudflare doesn't host content is nonsense. They host the copy everyone sees. They're the frontend.

• Watching Bridgerton with My Mom (@Blarg08125613) reported 32 minutes ago

  @revhowardarson There are substantive questions in this whole thing about what to do but they have 0% to do with Kiwi Farms and 100% with Cloudflare. Of course Kiwifarms should be shut down mutatis mutandis, that’s not the issue

• *** daughter (@DiodeLass) reported 32 minutes ago

  @destroyed4com4t cloudflare is a billion dollar corporation that serves a major role in network infrastructure for a number of even larger companies. it's not some rinky-**** hosting provider that can afford to torch its reputation on the basis of some misguided set of libertarian principles.

• Mike Dunford (@questauthority) reported 33 minutes ago

  Telling Cloudflare to drop someone's DDOS protections so that they can be nuked off the internet is problematic. But they are in that position in large part because of policies driven by a justified belief that government regulation in that area is the greater issue.

• Cannibal Holiday (@CannibalHoliday) reported 33 minutes ago

  @mmasnick @Cloudflare @eastdakota The problem with always bringing up "society" in these contexts is you/whoever always means *American* society. And that's fine and dandy if an American site only targets Americans. Kiwifarms didn't. So what's legally protected in the US, and what's right, are not the same.

• Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) reported 33 minutes ago

  @MalwareTechBlog @Cloudflare @eastdakota Again, as I have explained to a bunch of tweets arguing this point, I am not saying that we need the legal ability to shut down KF. And given exactly what you say MY POST SAYS cloudflare was correct to take it down. The point was in not letting it get that far in the 1st place

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