How do you figure? You agreed that your posts would be moderated when you signed up. Should Facebook be eternally available to host people's timeline? Who pays

How do you figure? You agreed that your posts would be moderated when you signed up. Should Facebook be eternally available to host people's timeline? Who pays for that? Why should I innovate the next big thing if someone in a different country is going to hold me legally responsible to support it forever? And the ruling doesn't mean Twitter has to host Trump's Tweets forever or guarantee service. If he breaks their TOS they will ban him. They have a right too. What the ruling means is that the government has a responsibility to archive his Twitter posts and that he himself cannot restrict access to it, as president.