>What you're really suggesting is "common carrier", but the difference is most common carriers carry the content in a point to point way, not publicly
Wouldn't all payment processors and Cloudflare qualify for this in certain ways?
Wouldn't all payment processors and Cloudflare qualify for this in certain ways?
Cloudflare notably has not been legally forced to take the positions it has. You can be a common carrier as much as you want
>Cloudflare notably has not been legally forced to take the positions it has.
True they flip-flop depending on how the winds of Twitter are blowing, but they are quickly positioning themselves in such a way that someone could earnestly claim there is not reasonable alternative and that they are "required" to run a business. Then what?