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# CrimeFlarE
***Why you should say "No" to Cloudflare***
## Self-hosting
Self-hosting often works great, but it requires some effort to setup. It is
more aimed at technical people.
We might create a guide for some self-hosting basics which don't require
added eQualitie as an alternative The eQualitie site itself (equalit.ie) was a CloudFlare site. Very recently it's not. We should pay attention in case their current state is temporary, but for the moment they seem decent.
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Cloudflare. [IPFS](https://ipfs.io/) may be worth consideration if performance is the main concern.
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## Alternatives
| Alternative | Drawback | Price | Link |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------- | ------ | ---- |
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| [eQualitie](https://equalit.ie/) | not gratis | gratis during COVID19 | https://equalit.ie/ |
Impurva moved to top table Impurva is apparently no worse than Sucuri. I'm not sure what threshhold of Tor blocking is acceptible. Perhaps we should consider <5% acceptible since it would likely reflect figures of genuinely malicious Tor users.
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| [sucuri](https://sucuri.net) | not gratis; tor hostility at ~3.483% | $200+ | https://sucuri.net/|
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| PerimeterX | not gratis | ? | - |
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| [Impurva](https://www.imperva.com) | not gratis; tor hostility at ~3.411% | ? | https://www.imperva.com |
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| Github pages | uses Microsoft servers | Free | https://pages.github.com/ (WARNING: Tor/VPN users will get their [account blocked automatically](https://github.com/crimeflare/cloudflare-tor) by Github) |
| Surge.sh | uses custom servers | Free | https://surge.sh/ |
## Not researched yet
### CDNJS
CDNJS is sponsored by Cloudflare. It might use it in the background.
## Why X is not included
| X | Reason |
| ------- | ------ |
| Netlify | Uses Amazon AWS which is also a content delivery network. It would be hypocritical to include it. |
| Siteground | Tor-hostile people. |
|jsDelivr | Uses Cloudflare, see their [network page](https://www.jsdelivr.com/network) |
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| Gitlab pages | GitLab is now Cloudflared |
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## History
Sucuri and eQualitie have a history of CloudFlare patronage, but no longer.
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