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Can you explain to me why both you and Cloudflare psee roviding DDoS protection to Switter to be hosting it, but you don't consider them to be hosting Kiwi Farms by providing them with the same service? Still waiting for an answer. You repeated the claim about hosting yourself.
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Why speculate? In Vice's reporting this [image 1] is the reason which Cloudflare gave, which relates [image 2] to the "otherwise unlawful" matter in the terms of service.
Elsewhere: CF have already said they will comply with law, so make KF illegal.
cloudflare.com/en-gb/terms/
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Again, statements from Cloudflare's PR department are not a reliable source about why the company did something, and Cloudflare giving that as reasoning to journalists and having it reported as their reasoning in articles doesn't change that the source is Cloudflare PR.
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I'm also not sure in what world Kiwi Farms is legal content. I recommend you visit Kiwi Farms and browse through what they do there. If you follow any trans women in tech, how about you look up their threads there and see what the site is all about. You don't actually seem aware.
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> I'm also not sure in what world Kiwi Farms is legal content
Some place a bit south of you. Lacks a Queen. Has inflated notions of its importance.
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Kiwi Farms is definitely not legal content in the US. Running intense harassment campaigns with extreme doxxing, harassment, threats, libel, etc. against people who are not public figures is not even borderline legal. There's little question what they do is illegal in the US.
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At some point Kiwi Farms will get shut down by law enforcement because of their blatant involvement in the illegal activities by their members. That doesn't need to happen for Cloudflare to remove it. It's 100% clear the site exists for the purpose of doxxing/libel/harassment.
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The fact is that Cloudflare happily moderates some kinds of content far beyond what they're required to do by law and not others. For example, Cloudflare bans spam sites. They aren't required to do that. They choose to remove that as illegitimate content, but not a doxxing site.
Cloudflare also provides hosting to revenge porn sites which are clearly illegal in many jurisdictions where Cloudflare operates. What is legal doesn't seem to matter to Cloudflare most of the time. They consider harassing trans people legitimate in a way that spam content isn't.