content: I can only hope that you are correct, but I fear that you're not. To me it feels like a repetition of the early stage of Google, that grew big by being the only player that allowed hosts to earn up to 10 bucks per click by using adsense. At our present time, Cloudflare is the only player that allowes for exceptionally cheap and fast hosting with DDoS protection and it is so effective that half the internet became unreachable to TOR clients. They are breaking the internet in a time where even the most moderate governments are using mass surveilance and are applying retrospective laws.  There is no guarentee that what you say today is not illegal tomorrow, and having an opinion on the internet has never been as risky as it is today. The present situation calls for self sensorship,and I find that unacceptable. CloudFlare (over a North american IP even) is unacceptable to me.  If this doesn't change, I'm out.  As a Swiss company you should have had a Swiss IP under Swiss laws, and using a North American IP makes it under American Laws and the Patriot act.