I think the point the parent is making is that standards are being applied unevenly. On Twitter, for example, there are a host of accounts that have been banne

I think the point the parent is making is that standards are being applied unevenly. On Twitter, for example, there are a host of accounts that have been banned for seemingly harmless activity while other accounts with much more serious issues remain active. Despite it being easier to report violations on Twitter (taking your word for it...I have no personal experience), standards aren't being applied fairly. That undermines the whole point of standards.