Websites employing Cloudflare's security services may occasionally block users under certain circumstances to protect against online attacks.

This protective measure is designed to fend off potential threats, such as SQL injection attempts or submissions of specific malicious content that could compromise the site's integrity.

When you encounter a 'Why Have I Been Blocked?' message on a website using Cloudflare, it typically means one of your actions has been flagged by the security system.

This can happen inadvertently when using certain keywords or phrases, which are often blacklisted due to their potential for causing harm.

To resolve such issues, you have several options:
- Contacting the site owner directly via email is a common approach.

When reaching out, provide details on what actions led to the block, including any error messages received and the Cloudflare Ray ID mentioned in the bottom portion of the page.

The Ray ID serves as a unique identifier for your session and can help the site owner diagnose the issue more efficiently.

- If you were unaware that certain words or phrases could trigger such restrictions, consider reviewing your online behavior to avoid similar incidents with other websites using Cloudflare's security services.