DigitalOcean recently experienced a network outage caused by the restriction of access to a customer's Droplet, which was hosting a website called sharethesafety.org. The website was allegedly infringing on the National Rifle Association's (NRA) trademarks, and DigitalOcean followed standard procedures for trademark infringement notices, informing the customer that they needed to remove the violating material within 5 days. However, the customer chose not to comply, leading to the network outage. In hindsight, DigitalOcean believes that the website was protected by the First Amendment and that they should have given greater care to the customer's voice and right to engage in parody. The company is now reviewing its Trust & Safety procedures to make better decisions and ensure that it provides the best level of service to its customers while supporting their rights and freedoms as an infrastructure service provider.