Interesting ruling. I hope this goes to SCOTUS, since there hasn't been a clear distinction (that I'm aware of) for what constitutes a "public square" for commu

Interesting ruling. I hope this goes to SCOTUS, since there hasn't been a clear distinction (that I'm aware of) for what constitutes a "public square" for communication, and this could indirectly affect a number of other legal issues surrounding social media. Do I think cops should get a warrant before dragnetting your social media posts? Yeah, sure, I like that idea. Do I also think you are an idiot if you post public with no privacy settings? You bet your ass I do.