Cloudflare is a well-known security service utilized by numerous websites worldwide to shield them against malicious activities such as DDoS attacks and other forms of cyber threats.

When you encounter a 'BLOCKED' page message on a website using Cloudflare, it indicates that your recent action triggered the security system.

The reasons for triggering this block are varied, including submitting specific content like certain words or phrases, executing SQL commands incorrectly, or sending malformed data to the website.

Such actions can be mistaken for potential threats by the security system.

To resolve a temporary block, you have a couple of options:
- Contact the site owner directly through available contact methods such as email or a contact form on the website.

- In your message, clearly state what action led to the block and when it occurred.

Mentioning the Cloudflare Ray ID provided in the bottom section of the page is crucial as it helps the site owner trace the incident.

It's important to note that these blocks are designed to be temporary and non-malicious actions may not result in future blocks after discussions with the site owner.

As always, if you're unsure about how your actions may affect a website's security, it is best to contact the relevant parties for clarification.