The quality of ads on YouTube has fallen to somewhere beneath the sewer, just as YouTube has launched a scorched-earth campaign against adblockers. Scams, celebrity impersonation, AI-generated nonsense, AI-generated nonsense promoting AI nonsense generators. YouTube's ad inventory is a vast wasteland of festering, unmoderated dreck.
Well no wonder your Google ads keep getting banned.
That seems like an awfully personal permaban reason.
I don't know what the hell Reddit is doing the past couple of weeks but they seem determined to completely destroy themselves, and quickly.
Don't like it? Use Privacy Pass or pick another set of compromises.
With that said, when I was still willing to subject myself to Mozilla in any form, I never found CloudFlare to be a problem, and I've used it since it launched. If people use Firefox, they're probably a privacy wonk LARPing an imagined threat model, and are using a shitty cheap VPN used by countless attackers, it's unlikely to be the browser itself unless they're doing something weird with extensions.
What kind of nonsense is this? Firefox is a mainstream browser used by millions of people every day. Maybe you're confusing it with Tor?
People use CloudFlare to solve a multitude of problems, some of which include automated attacks by bots, which would make the website unavailable in the first place.
If you're going to use a non-mainstream browser then you're going to compromise in some way. If people are going to defend their website against attackers then there's compromise.
CloudFlare isn't the problem, it's a symptom of other problems left unsolved. Is it a compromise? Yup. What's the alternative? Not using it and thus having constant downtime?