> The people configuring WAF rules at CDNs tend to do a poor job understanding sites and services that discuss technical content. It's not just Cloudflare, Akamai has the same problem.

I agree. There is a business opportunity here. Right in the middle of your sentences.

Hint: Context-Aware WAF.

Many platforms have emerged in the last decade - some called it smart WAF, some called it nextgen WAF.. All vaporware garbage that consumes tons and tons of system resource and still manages to do a shit job of _actually_ WAF'ing web requests.

To be truly context-aware, you need to compute a priori about the situation - the user, the page, the interactions etc.