Didn't the person in question also use Musk's profile pic?
> overreach
Do that in any forum on the internet, that is, troll using the Mod's name and profile picture, and see what happens. You might be lucky, but if you called your resulting ban an "overreach", it would be your error of judgement.
In this case, the Twitter user clearly was breaking shit on the way out, then celebrated her own antics on the new platform. "Act of protest"? It's generous of you to equate trolling with protesting.
Protesting is usually obvious what the protest is. What was hers about? The $8? Musk in general? It wasn't clear. It wasn't a protest.
I think her banning is a good thing for Twitter. Impersonate someone, bye bye. They want a trusted platform.
I have no skin in this at all. Not American, not a Twitter user, and I object to extreme left and right, but would like to see platforms like reddit and Twitter accommodate all sides. Rather than dwell in the echo chambers they gravitate towards. At least Musk is giving it a shot, if somewhat a messy shot. It's a messy world.
If I stated commenting on HN as "dang_sucks", and I was banned for it, I'd call it an overreach.
You probably shouldn't throw stones about juvenile antics, seeing as you're inside that glass house.