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Cloudflare's Matthew Prince explains why the company keeps a free tier

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A Hacker News post links to a Web Master Stack Exchange thread asking how Cloudflare can offer a free CDN with unlimited bandwidth. The discussion centers on Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince's reasoning for maintaining a free version of its service indefinitely. The linked answer is not reproduced in the submission text, so its specific arguments are not detailed here. The post gained 11 points and 5 comments on Hacker News.

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