Genuinely curious. Why does it matter where the rules are placed? The point is they are enforcing it, no? So if it’s in the TOS or in some FAQ or some Twitter w

Genuinely curious. Why does it matter where the rules are placed? The point is they are enforcing it, no? So if it’s in the TOS or in some FAQ or some Twitter wiki page, what difference does any of it makes? In the latter two cases, the TOS will say you have to follow the rules in those sections. Just without including the rules in the TOS > I remember when Twitter was censoring people who said that sanitizing surfaces was pointless against halting the spread of Covid. I don’t keep up with this stuff much. How were they censoring people?