atm it only applies to trump's page

and, the worst possible reading of it (which is probably the correct reading)
is that the official cannot ban
but twitter is in no way restricted

there was some county official somewhere in a similar case

everyone else in government can block people, and twitter openly acknowledges they block conservatives

no - government officials can be sued for blocking people on social media now

they took the ability off of trump's page

I am not sure which jurisdictions, but there have already been at least 2 cases

yeah

so twitter can claim, for now, that they are within their rights to do that
while deleting every account they want to

accounts they themselves say have a 1st amendment right to access to donald trump's twitter page

so it seems

again, the first amendment restricts government action, not private action

so

twitter can moderate, but Trump cannot

that will eventually fall, I think

but they can claim that posture until it does

blocking anyone prevents access to trump's page, which they claim is protected legally

at the end of the day, the solution will be to move away from twitter

that is hypocritical

well it doesn't actually

there is this thing

called Logging out

and boom, you can see his page.

you just can't REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE at him

but cannot reply

it was directly including posting to his page

it is freedom of speech

i.e. the freedom to REEEEEEEE

not just reading, they included posting to his page under that federal ruling

There is nothing in Freedom of Speech that say you are able to REEEEEEE at the president directly.

in a public forum?

sure there is

You can still say the things you want to say

you just can't ping his phone.

http://news.ufl.edu/articles/2018/05/federal-judge-rules-trumps-twitter-account-is-a-public-forum.php

Well that judge is wrong.

by that standard

twitter was on the judge's side

yes

any citizen should be able to get direct access to the Oval Office for a 1 on 1 meeting

the ruling put twitter in the position they wanted to be in, short term