This is simple abuse of the court. Do we know this? All we know is 1 tweet and a couple of quotes (possibly) taken out of context. Was there a history of tweet

This is simple abuse of the court. Do we know this? All we know is 1 tweet and a couple of quotes (possibly) taken out of context. Was there a history of tweets by this woman regarding Horizon? Sure, she only had 20-something followers, but her message was publicly available. This could actually be an interesting precedent-setting case for how courts define tweets. Is it comparable to a newspaper article, or a conversation between parties? I wouldn't be so quick to judge the company or the woman in question. Something else to consider: Who told the media about the lawsuit?