Twitter clearly has utility. But it will never be a nice place to hang out except in some very localized parts of it.

It was built in America, by Americans, and now, is about to be owned by an American. And like America, everyone is (should be) welcome... provided you honor our Western traditions of free speech.

I like what Musk said about free speech within the limits of the law. I think that's a good place to settle things.

A lot of stalking and harassment laws are state level and not the same in every state. Since online harassment is a common problem on Twitter, which state’s laws would you like to apply?

Spreading misinformation that results in violence towards an individual is not governed by federal laws unless it falls under the definition of a hate crime.

Spreading misinformation about results of elections isn’t illegal but is very obviously quite damaging and has real world consequences. How do you tackle this issue?

That’s just a very very small sample. The problem you are going to face with your approach is that the US laws were not designed with the idea of governing stuff on Twitter.

You don't. People are legally allowed to spread misinformation.

> The problem you are going to face with your approach is that the US laws were not designed with the idea of governing stuff on Twitter.

Yes they were... you just don't like the way American laws handle these things.

Difference.