Never mind, I found this. https://moz.com/help/moz-procedures/crawlers/rogerbot

I feel like I spend a lot of time setting false positives in my reports to ignore.

Can I prevent Rogerbot from crawling pages I don't care about with robots.txt directives? For example., I have some page types with meta noindex and it reports these to me. Theoretically, I can block Rogerbot from these with a robots,txt directive and not have to deal with false positives.

@Kateparish Thank you.
How do you pause Rogerbot? I can't find anything on that in my admin panel but maybe it is because there is no crawl happening at the moment and my next crawl is scheduled to happen in a few days. Also, is there a way to schedule a pause if a crawl is happening? If I know I have site maintenance on a certain day of the week a specific time, for example, I can have Rogerbot take a break?

I am getting a lot of 520 Server Error in crawl reports. I see this is related to Cloudflare. We know 520 is Cloudflare so maybe the Moz team can change this from "unknown" to "Cloudflare 520". Perhaps the Moz team can update the "how to fix" section in the reporting, if they have some possible suggestions on how to avoid seeing these in the report of if there is a real issue that needs to be addressed. At this point I don't know.

There must be a solution that Moz can provide like a setting in Cloudflare that will permit the Rogerbot if Cloudflare is blocking it because it does not like its behavior or something.

It could be that Rogerbot is crawling my site on a bad day or at a time when we were deploying a massive site change. If I know when my site will be down can I pause Rogerbot?

I found this https://developers.cloudflare.com/support/troubleshooting/general-troubleshooting/troubleshooting-crawl-errors/