Not quite, because the entire Wikipedia in all languages is then simply blocked, so, they're not even able to read any of the other articles from Wikipedia either, in any language. This violates primal protocol design principles of flexibility and resilience, business continuity and backwards compatibility. Also, the same principle that prevents Spain from selectively blocking a single Cloudflare site, also prevents me, as a network administrator, in the privacy of my own home, from blocking ads and other undesirable resources throughout the entirety of my home network, on all devices, in bulk. And after the ability to do this network-wide blocking has been removed, Cloudflare's partners are also slowly but surely removing the ability to block said content within your own endpoint devices, too, by removing all the ad-blockers from all the stores, and preventing relevant API access from within the browser, too; plus making it a ToS violation to alter website contents through a plug-in. Sorry, but Cloudflare is not a good guy in this story. On Mon, 14 Apr 2025 at 18:20, <nanog@immibis.com> wrote:
The same principle that prevents Spain from selectively blocking a single Cloudflare site also prevents dictators from murdering anyone in the country who edits their Wikipedia page unfavourably, so keep that in mind.