In what world is reading someone's public posts online equivalent to abuse worthy of a restraining order? That's what the hangup is with respect to twitter's i

In what world is reading someone's public posts online equivalent to abuse worthy of a restraining order? That's what the hangup is with respect to twitter's implementation of blocking, and others like it. Denying specific people read access to your otherwise public content is a bad feature, and conflating this with blocking unsolicited communications from said people (an actually good feature) is worse.