But last month, Cloudflare – a popular internet infrastructure company providing a range of services, from domain name support to cybersecurity and content delivery – was reluctantly dragged into the spotlight (again). But companies that provide internet infrastructure services like web hosting or domain name services typically have far less granular options at their disposal. An honest, robust conversation about the real-world consequences of allowing communities of hate to grow online and the ways in which internet infrastructure companies enable them to do so is the only way towards an internet where diverse communities can safely create and thrive.