This clearly isn't to create some utopic 'more reliable Web'. In fact, Cloudflare severely undermines that, by pushing their centralised view of what the internet should be.

I was hopeful, but after reading this:

> “The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine has an impressive infrastructure that can archive the web at scale,” said Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare. “By working together, we can take another step toward making the Internet more resilient by stopping server issues for our customers and in turn from interrupting businesses and users online.”

It's plain to see that this is a money-making venture for Cloudflare. While I do like the added functionality, I personally can't see how this 'improves' the Wayback Machine. It's just going to place more load on it.