Twitter's become the new digital town square. Therefore, that's the problem with creating rules and then selectively enforcing them based on arbitrary biases or alternative "interpretations".

I probably like Twitter as a format better than, say, Reddit as a form of social media.

Now if only Twitter and Facebook would stop locking accounts on creation due to "suspicious behavior" that requires phone verification that they should have nothing to compare it against in order to force you to essentially agree to their data collection terms of use, with your phone number to back it.