While cases like yours are indeed a problem with automated moderation (and a very bad experience), I feel that this is an extremely poor move considering all th

While cases like yours are indeed a problem with automated moderation (and a very bad experience), I feel that this is an extremely poor move considering all the research on the effect of disinformation campaigns on society and election results. Complains by Elon himself on the percentage of non-legitimate accounts were dire - it was not long ago that it was said to be bad enough for him to want out of buying the company. I’d say in the balance between a few users annoyed at a false positive and holding democracy together, one should safely side on pushing for the second. Particularly in a service like twitter, where the pain caused by a single account being banned is negligible- it’s not like being banned from google where you might lose life memories and essential access to information.