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101002014-10-19 11:55:28
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10100, 2014-10-19 11:55:28

Looking for the latest CloudFlare information for 2014?

Hello.
I would like to know more about this modification for the server, I read a lot of posts for 2012, but most likely a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since that time and something could change and search engines could rework their algorithms a hundred times.
Now, if I put it on a server on which abuse is prohibited, for example, yes? If such a server is covered by CloudFlaerom, then where will the copyright holder send letters in general then? My hotter will not be able to because he will not find just where to send. Everything is hidden.
Who works with this business can train me a little in this topic.

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10100, 2014-10-19
@10100

And I heard that CloudFlaer'ovtsy ignore requests from anyone?

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Puma Thailand, 2014-10-20
@opium

Nothing has changed in two years on your questions

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Michael Danilov, 2014-10-19
@MonkAlbino

CloudFlare is not a "server mod", it's a standalone service in multiple regions. Which acts as the face of your site, accepts all connections, does magic, such as optimization, caching, CDN, DDOS protection, etc. for some money a month.
The copyright holder will send his greetings to CloudFlare, if they consider the request legitimate, they will beat you, possibly up to shutdown.

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Mikhail Osher, 2016-11-24
@hdhc

Common jambs:
1) Duplicate props in the state - mauvais ton. Use defaultValue on inputs.
2) String refs - bad manners . And in general, refs are not needed here - when changing the input, you need to give the value to the parent through the callback accepted in props
For this example
1) Greeter in the render method does not pass the necessary props to child components
2) Store the state inside the form component and pass it to props.onSubmit
A small offtopic
Instead of binding the function context in the constructor, you can write like this:

class Foo {
  onSubmit = (event) => {
    // "this" is correct instance
  };
}

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