I get your point, but you said “happen to self host”. You’re (I think inadvertently) conflating content distribution and infrastructure. If you are self hosting a website then there aren’t other people distributing your content: you are. If you are just publishing content to be hosted on some static site platform like gh-pages, then yeah, blocking bad infrastructure players is their problem.
What’s what with the internet is that it allows both types of models, and both are widespread and actively used today. It wouldn’t be hard for e.g. GH to run EU servers and manage mirroring all content and static sites so that traffic is roughly region local. I wouldn't be surprised if they did this to some extent just for efficiency concerns irrespective of any legal ones.
What’s what with the internet is that it allows both types of models, and both are widespread and actively used today. It wouldn’t be hard for e.g. GH to run EU servers and manage mirroring all content and static sites so that traffic is roughly region local. I wouldn't be surprised if they did this to some extent just for efficiency concerns irrespective of any legal ones.
You also seem to be conflating TCP and HTTP.