That Musk is fearful of he or his family being put at risk because of someone's free speech (i.e., nefarious response, use of information unfiltered by miscreants who are just looking to do harm) seems to provide the best case for soft, objective, equally applied "regulations" for this platform and for other ones like Facebook or Truth Social, etc. I don't like what some people say (about me) or put my family at risk or I know you are wrong are not reasons to drop a customer. Those are personal reactions, not a corporate or social policy. Regulating is filled with problems, ethical and fair, the design shouldn't start with lashing out by the owner. These platforms, if they are to promote civil and free speech, need tall leaders, not small minds of frightened narcissists. A learning opportunity, here, for Musk.