Enforcement was historically quite lax, especially for public figures. It's quite common to see a tweet which is just a screenshot of the "we locked your accoun

Enforcement was historically quite lax, especially for public figures. It's quite common to see a tweet which is just a screenshot of the "we locked your account until you delete this bad tweet" popup that someone got for posting something horrible, and the screenshot (containing the post that got them actioned!) doesn't get deleted. It takes a lot of boundary pushing to get your account nuked unless you get targeted by DMCA notices or you REALLY piss off someone with connections.