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• SerpinA5Mystic PEACE NOT WAR! FREE PALESTINE NOW (@KathrynJane805) reported a minute ago

  @Support more CLOUDFLARE Incompetence and harassment:) Ya'll R a stupid platform now. Worse than when Jack was here:( smh

• leveraged buyout lord (@lbolord) reported 3 minutes ago

  never understood the $GRASS bull case. most valuable data lives behind logins or APIs. platforms have strong game‑theoretic incentives to lock that data down and license it directly to AI labs rather than let third‑party scrapers capture the margin. also, recent cloudflare policy changes default every new domain to AI‑crawler off tldr; there's a structural shift that leaves GRASS competing for a stagnating < 1 % slice of the total data pie while every major platform closes the gates on the other 99 %. I see limited upside, mounting legal/regulatory headwinds, and an eventual race to zero for public web only scrapers

• György Márk Varga (@Gyurmatag) reported 4 minutes ago

  Thank you very much. Actually this solves the problem for the Cloudflare remote MCP servers. You should include this in the docs too! Another blocking factor is that your partners who deploys their MCP servers on top of Cloudflare, like @Atlassian or @linear they don't have this API key authentication option. Maybe we can influence them to do so. Can you help me on that one?

• thΣkσnan (@the_ergochad) reported 6 minutes ago

  @mariettajanes @RosenBridge_erg Wait. It’s actually gone? Or just cloudflare outage??

• Fluqzy / @fluqzy@social.tacty.org (@FluqzyDE) reported 8 minutes ago

  @gnukeith Change DNS to Google, Cloudflare, Quad9, AdGuard or anything reliable. Problem solved

• Markusdexternews (@markusdexternew) reported 8 minutes ago

  17/ 🔐 What can YOU do? ✅ Use services that support post-quantum encryption (NordVPN, Cloudflare, etc.) ✅ Stay informed ✅ Push your org to audit crypto systems Digital safety is becoming a quantum issue. #QuantumSafe

• 🕷️ (@r0b0t_sp1der) reported 9 minutes ago

  @eastdakota I have dumps from the Cloudflare internal message boards shortly after Jan 2021 showing the the overt, targeted abuse and harassment of an employee. Psycho stuff. They are bad enough to move your stock price when I release them. Tick tock, buddy.

• Alessandro C. LaVolpe (@Asso_LaVolpe) reported 11 minutes ago

  @gnukeith Looks like a DNS issue. Had the same with my GF's ISP, and configuring the browser to use Cloudflare fixed it.

• Hank Lansky 🇮🇱 (@hank_lansky) reported 11 minutes ago

  @TheJewishAlly Thankfully Google gives a phishing warning and cloudflare shut down that **** site

• Dhruv jain (@jaydee_029) reported 14 minutes ago

  @namishh__ It was a jio cloudflare outage, nothing to do with anything else, many websites reported the same problem when jio network was used to access them.

• Dr. Ziriki Asuhbab (@Dr_Ziriki) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare is screwing with people AGAIN, BLOCKING them from login, what a piece of ____ Remember, always Sgort $NET

• Matt Diggity (@mattdiggityseo) reported 15 minutes ago

  Cloudflare just took a major stand against AI companies stealing your content for free. At the start of July, Cloudflare began automatically blocking AI crawlers from scraping websites. …Unless those AI companies pay for access through their new "Pay Per Crawl" system. Why this bold move? Cloudflare is calling out the broken model where AI companies get rich off your content, while you get nothing. In their own words: "AI crawlers collect content like text, articles, and images to generate answers, without sending visitors to the original source – depriving content creators of revenue." Major publishers are already backing this move: ADWEEK, The Associated Press, and The Atlantic amongst others. What this means for you (if you’re hosted on Cloudflare): - Your content is now protected from being quietly scraped for AI without your consent - You maintain control over which AI bots (if any) get to crawl your site - Search engines can still crawl normally (they're not affected) - Potential to get paid by AI companies. It’s still early days, and there’s no guarantee every AI company will immediately jump on the Pay Per Crawl bandwagon. But even so, the incentive to produce high-quality content just went up.

• Montrala 🇵🇱 (@_Montrala_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @gnukeith @user_101524 Then use Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 service. On smartphone you can use app from Cloudflare for that, on PC or router you add 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 in DNS serttings.

• 𝐚𝐢𝐢𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧 (@aiiiden0) reported 16 minutes ago

  cloudflare d1 setup and login logic development is underway

• Rishabh Jalan (@rishabh063) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare @airtelindia Cloudflair ips are being blocked on airtel network Many websites are not working on airtel network

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