> If you pay twitter to promote your content, then yes, twitter should be responsible for the legality of this content. Imho that's exactly what Twitter does w

> If you pay twitter to promote your content, then yes, twitter should be responsible for the legality of this content. Imho that's exactly what Twitter does want to avoid under all circumstances because it would basically make ad-automation more risky. Google dealing with regulation around advertising for medical products chose a blanket ban for any and all ads on a large range of keywords for some areas, and will only manually allow e.g. the manufacturer of some medication to buy ads. Automatically judging the legality of ads / tweets is too risky, and doing it manually is too costly (and still somewhat risky).