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Cloudflare drops sites from their service on a daily basis for having content they dislike. They remove sites with adult content, support for sex workers, etc. They also drop sites they deem to be posting spam. Cloudflare's censored 1.1.1.3 DNS blocks lots of LGBT content, etc.

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Notice how I allow replies on my Twitter threads, but Cloudflare's official accounts and executives disable them? Try replying to Cloudflare's tweets. We haven't used Cloudflare's services for our infrastructure for over 4 years and we get targeted with plenty of DoS attacks.

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is not a private account. It's a public account. If you look at their feed, you can see that until recently they allowed replies. They used a feature added by Twitter to help people that are being harassed to silence criticism. They also purged it from their forums.

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We haven't used Cloudflare's services for over 4 years. We use OVH and self-hosted DNS: grapheneos.org/articles/graph Cloudflare's business model is getting everyone on board offering their web proxy in a crippled free/cheap plan and then onboarding onto expensive metered services.

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Cloudflare isn't pro-free-speech. They run a censored DNS service for filtering adult and other content. They ban tons of sites from their services when they disagree with them. How exactly is it pro-free-speech to ban a social media site sex workers used to talk to each other?

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