> Their behavior was a part of a harassment campaign against someone who is largely a private citizen in this instance. What you call a "harassment campaign" h

> Their behavior was a part of a harassment campaign against someone who is largely a private citizen in this instance. What you call a "harassment campaign" happens constantly on Twitter, driven by Twitter's own site and algorithms. Twitter frequently has a "main character" of the day, driven by the "What's Trending" sidebar on the home page, as well as quote Tweets by people with thousands or millions of followers that encourages and incentivizes the dragging of people who have little power. If this is a bannable offense, Twitter should ban itself.