Cloudflare explains why Kiwi Farms was its most dangerous customer ever(arstechnica.com)
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Cloudflare explains why Kiwi Farms was its most dangerous customer ever
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/09/cloudflare-explains-why-kiwi-farms-was-its-most-dangerous-customer-ever/
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good thing there is still a copy on archive.ph
people and groups trying to censor this website and having it scrubbed off archive.org are parasites
regardless of whether you agree or disagree with KIWIFARMS, censorship is never the answer nor is "scrubbing" which is the equivalent of book burning
people and groups trying to censor this website and having it scrubbed off archive.org are parasites
regardless of whether you agree or disagree with KIWIFARMS, censorship is never the answer nor is "scrubbing" which is the equivalent of book burning
This doesn't go into any more depth or provide sources for the claims of bad activity on KF. I don't say this to defend them, but because I want the choice to punish them to be obvious, and so far its been a bunch of "somebody said" without clear evidence leading to the conclusion. I had hopes if Ars was writing on it they would go in depth and provide that clarity, but it is a surface level look.
Specifically I want to see evidence that ties KF users directly to the real world harassment. All I've seen so far indicates they were a very disgusting audience for those activities and therefore encouraged the continued harassment.