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Hi Curahack,

Here's what we do with copyright complaints:

1. Send the party making the complaint the IP address of your server.
2. Forward the complaint to the site owner so they can review the complaint and take appropriate action.

We don't take sites down because of a complaint. We're not a hosting provider, so any issues of content take down have to be done at the host level.
 
Google

Totally agree with above.

and If google blocked IPs or DNS so what is the next option to do ?

CloudFlare's IPs are actually whitelisted by Google. If you change to CloudFlare, our IPs would show in a NS lookup.

Scenarios:
1. CloudFlare.com site proper is down = customer sites still up (sit on separate DNS).
2. We have issues in one datacenter= site still available through other datacenters.

Our uptime is in the 99.93+% range right now, which will only get better with the new datacenters online.
 
Thanks!

I have already migrated :)

www.linkplz.com

Tho have a backup with second NS records, incase you guys are down my site is yet up.

Have used your service before and is just too good;

Cheerz

Hi Sponge Bob,

Super. Thanks for using us.

A couple of things I wanted to highlight for people that are areas of potential concern:

1. You would want to install mod_cloudflare if you need original visitor IP at the server level.
2. If you make changes to static content on your site, you would want to enable Development Mode first (some other frequently used settings included in the link).
 
Here's what we do with copyright complaints:

1. Send the party making the complaint the IP address of your server.
2. Forward the complaint to the site owner so they can review the complaint and take appropriate action.

We don't take sites down because of a complaint. We're not a hosting provider, so any issues of content take down have to be done at the host level.
Ow, how great is that, we have a rep. here ;). Thanks for the reply. I hope you know the nature of this forum.

Great protocol you have here, nice. I'm currently trying the service. 8-)
 
WHT/Getting around

hey damon. I knew you'd make it here eventually. We've talked on WHT quite a few times (under a different user ID).

Well, I tend to get around quite a bit. A lot of people used to think I was a bot when I worked for a different company (PayPal).
 
The fact that you're here just turned me away from your service, good job.

Although it looks reasonably good so thanks for posting, now-b7'd "username".
 
Hi JMZ,

"The fact that you're here just turned me away from your service, good job."

Not sure why that would be the case. Care to clarify? Generally speaking, most forums I've visited in the past *like* having someone from the company available to answer questions about the service.
 
The fact that you're here just turned me away from your service, good job.

Although it looks reasonably good so thanks for posting, now-b7'd "username".

What an obnoxious response. If you'd take the time to look at the faces behind CloudFlare, you would see how insanely qualified they are.


CloudFlare is absolutely superb and completely innovative. The fact that they take the time to cater to webmasters at the forums which they already visit is awesome.
 
Here's what we do with copyright complaints:

1. Send the party making the complaint the IP address of your server.
2. Forward the complaint to the site owner so they can review the complaint and take appropriate action.

We don't take sites down because of a complaint. We're not a hosting provider, so any issues of content take down have to be done at the host level.

I can also confirm they do this.

Once under cloudflare I received a complaint and they forwarded a DMCA complaint to me.
 
Out of noware I recieved an email saying that my DNS servers aren't pointed to Cloudflare anymore, while they still are ( I haven't changed them). They are still pointed to the 2 nameserver I recieved from CloudFlare... Please look into that... :(

Domain: curashare.net
 
Sorry for the delay...

I'm currently on vacation overseas. But looking at the domain it looks like you have extra NS entries that need to be removed (only the two CloudFlare nameservers should be there).

curashare.net. 172758 IN NS ns259.dnsever.com.
curashare.net. 172758 IN NS ns69.dnsever.com.
curashare.net. 172758 IN NS paul.ns.cloudflare.com.
curashare.net. 172758 IN NS ns231.dnsever.com.
curashare.net. 172758 IN NS leah.ns.cloudflare.com.
 
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