Questions for an EFF type
If Twitter bans me (or anyone)
Does it have the right to prevent me (or anyone) from opening another account, verified or not?
More interestingly, does it have the right to prevent ANYONE else from ever allowing me (or anyone) to use his or her account to tweet, even a single time? In other words, can Twitter say that only a single account-holder can ever use an existing account?
I’m not seeing that in their TOS, but would be interested to know what lawyers think.
You can get back on Twitter with a new account but once they know it’s you, out you go. Don’t give them that pleasure. Join another platform. More are popping up. We have to take Twitter’s power from them by making them irrelevant. Like people are saying, Twitter makes you feel dirty because that’s who they are.
Open an account as a member of the Tallaban.