> Users were banned for impersonation, which was against the rules prior to Elon.

Musk said he was going to only ban people for violating the law. Is it not against the law to parody someone without identifying that you are a parody. Musk banning these accounts may be fine from your perspective, but not from an absolute free speech perspective.

> 2) Banning the jet tracker, while wrong, makes sense

Doesn’t make sense from the perspective of free speech absolutism. A lot of the bans pre-Musk made sense, like banning Trump for using the platform to foment insurrection. But Musk railed against those actions as examples of censorship, and promised not to operate that way. Instead, he is operating exactly that way. I don’t have a problem with that as it’s his platform, but he 100% went back on his promise as soon as he got control.

> Edit: I can’t reply to you because of dangs rate limit. Your articles are complete bullshit.

You’ve been rate limited for a reason. Please don’t try to get around the rate limit by editing your posts.