> No good; people working for the Iranian state will DM. They'll probably try, but it's not very scalable. It's tough to build and maintain a Twitter account w

> No good; people working for the Iranian state will DM. They'll probably try, but it's not very scalable. It's tough to build and maintain a Twitter account with a history that looks like a real regular person, much less create a bunch of them fast with history that dates back before the day you started. If most of them make a modest effort to verify users, most of them should remain unblocked. It's all pretty decentralized, so it's not that big as deal if a few of them do get discovered and blocked.