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Sure, some sites may be okay with PoW and others want to monetize traffic

Monetizing traffic is a business model, not an alternative to Cloudflare.

Tor managed to tackle this issue with PoW, that's why I mentioned it.

I think it would depend on how much is charged (and how ubiquitous ecash is, obviously) but it could simply be a symbolic anti-spam amount.

Speaking of Tor, Cloudflare prevents me from accessing many sites when I use it

That's because Cloudflare is centralized and they can do as they please.

I believe an e-cash system would end up equally centralized: at some point only tokens from 1 or 2 regulated mints would be ubiquitously accepted...

Alright, fair enough

Maybe you all should focus on saving Nostr first.

I'm betting on this dying protocol

me too but maybe you should stop gambling

Sure I'll stop right away