Don­ald Trump’s Twit­ter account could be qui­eter from mid-Jan­u­ary. It is not nec­es­sar­i­ly to be expect­ed that Trump would also stop tweet­ing in the event that he los­es the US elec­tion. How­ev­er, in the case, the rules accord­ing to which his account is treat­ed will change, writes the US media ser­vice Bloomberg. At the moment, the US pres­i­dent can afford to break the rules with aggres­sive, abu­sive or oth­er­wise abu­sive tweets — with a few excep­tions — unlike oth­er users. Twitter’s prin­ci­ple here is that a head of state’s tweet has pub­lic val­ue even if it vio­lates the rules of con­duct. But this spe­cial treat­ment does not apply to ex-heads of state. Since the polling sta­tions closed, the pres­i­dent has sent eight tweets vio­lat­ing Twit­ter rules. The news ser­vice hides them behind a warn­ing label that you can click away. If Trump, as ex-pres­i­dent, should con­tin­ue tweet­ing in the famil­iar way if he is vot­ed out of office, his account could be tem­porar­i­ly frozen or shut down after a few rule violations.

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