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@eloquence, unrelated but have the FPF considered not using CloudFlare? I understand if the freedom of the press doesn’t always align with the freedom of the readers, but I wish for it in this case: https://git.disroot.org/cyberMonk/liberethos_paradigm/src/branch/master/rap_sheets/cloudflare.md
Cc @resist1984 in case of further discussion
@cnx @eloquence Indeed it's a bit disturbing that #FreedonOfThePressFoundation uses #Cloudflare. The site also sends people to another (more hostile) Cloudflare site (creator-spring) to buy t-shirts, which then blocks Tor users. Visiting via archive.org is just a blank page which further pressures people to access via CF. CF gets the payment details of FPF supporters. Not good.
@eloquence @cnx BTW, this article is good but misses an important point: https://web.archive.org/web/freedom.press/training/protonmail-pro/ Harlo Holmes warns that malicious js could compromise users but gives no remedy to that. She should suggest #ElectronMail & #Hydroxide as ways to avoid on-the-fly javascript.