It looks like they've updated the cloudflare.pay site to link to the blog post on cloudflare.com that introduces wallets. So they fixed it on the same day they launched. That's not too bad, in my book.
I mean, what would stop someone from registering mycloudflare.pay and doing the same thing? Having the link in the other direction seems like what matters more
I assumed that the fact the blog post verified the legitimacy was implied, or that people would look at it before commenting if they didn't think it was implied. My bad.
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It looks like they've updated the cloudflare.pay site to link to the blog post on cloudflare.com that introduces wallets. So they fixed it on the same day they launched. That's not too bad, in my book.
I mean, what would stop someone from registering mycloudflare.pay and doing the same thing? Having the link in the other direction seems like what matters more
I mentioned it because the blog post itself links back to cloudflare.pay. Of course just linking to a blog post is useless.
You should've mentioned that in your original comment because it changes the meaning of it entirely.
I assumed that the fact the blog post verified the legitimacy was implied, or that people would look at it before commenting if they didn't think it was implied. My bad.
By "the same thing", you mean writing the blog post on Cloudflare's official blog?
No, they mean making it link to the blog.
Not too bad that they launched looking like a phishing scam because they eventually added a link?
Shit, the bar is low these days.