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It's not a good rule. It was implemented for the sole reason of preventing people from saying where Elon Musk's private jet is, even though that is publicly available information by law.

>>JohnTH+(OP)
And it was forseeable. People were joking that Musk was paying $40B to buy Twitter simply to just down the ElonJet account.

>>SamBam+h3
Which is hilarious because as I recall the account admin asked for something like $50k to shut it down…

>>kennyw+Oy
And that would've caused an avalanche of copycat accounts, each going after their own 50K.

>>huhten+vE
You can't stop the signal, but you can slowly dampen it

Of course Musk could have simply flown commercial and bypassed the entire "problem".

>>iso163+OK
Commercial airplanes don't have doors that go like this, unfortunately.