[nottorp]

> I’ve seen them protecting some shady stuff

Hmm do we want them to decide what stuff is shady and what isn't?

We're already allowing payment processors to do that and it's not good.

[Chu4eeno]

Sorry for necro-replying, but assuming you're talking about cloudflare they already do.

They took down KF (which is hosted in the US, so seemingly to be legal), but have always allowed everything from sites dedicated to livestreaming animal abuse to ISIS-affiliates hosting beheading videos (both which AFAIK is illegal).