&gt;Cloudflare publishes these marketing articles, spinning them as &quot;helpful&quot; for the community. The biggest community help Cloudflare could provide is kicking booters [1] from their network. They won&#x27;t however, since it needs to protect the booters for Cloudflare&#x27;s business to prosper.<p>Why do <i>you</i> get to decide who should and shouldn&#x27;t get kicked off a given company&#x27;s platform?<p>I mean, I positively detest Uber and am convinced they&#x27;re making the world a worse place. Can I now hound everyone involved with their online presence? And then claim the only reason that they&#x27;re not complying is because, one way or another, they&#x27;re making money from Uber&#x27;s existence?<p>As has been pointed out below, due process exists for a reason, and a good part of that is stopping the likes of you and me from dictating what other people should do.