[seqastian]

Ok, I guess parody is not comedy? This freedom thing is hard to keep up with.

[chrisseaton]

I guess it's still ok if it's labelled. The labelling is the issue, not the comedy, isn't it?

[aniforprez]

Seems like very obviously labelled accounts are also being banned. H3H3 put up a banner with a poorly written bright red "parody" and replied to his tweets with "this is a parody account" and still got suspended

[enriquto]

It can be argued that "labelled" parody ceases to be comedy at all.

[tjnaylor]

-- A SEGMENT OF THIS MESSAGE IS A PARODY --

If PARODY between PARODY every PARODY word PARODY the PARODY text PARODY "PARODY" must PARODY be PARODY displayed PARODY that PARODY would PARODY be PARODY a PARODY really PARODY good PARODY way PARODY to PARODY ensure PARODY nobody PARODY was PARODY confused PARODY as PARODY to PARODY what PARODY was PARODY and PARODY what PARODY was PARODY real.

- Elon PARODY Musk PARODY

-- END PARODY SEGMENT --

There's naturally gonna be a lot of places parody isn't labeled parody in blinking lights. It's comedically necessary. Ultimately if it is trivially easy for an average person to realize an account is not authentic (like the twitter handle being different) I think that's a fair and reasonable burden for anyone who imagines Twitter as a place where "humor is legal".

[radu_floricica]

Remember /r/TheDonald. The line between unlabeled parody and political movement can be pretty thin.

[neuronic]

That subreddit strayed pretty far from parody very early in its lifetime.

[prvc]

Parody is not necessarily comedy.

[prepend]

It seems (based on the headline and article) that parody is allowed.

[coffeeblack]

No, deception and slander is not comedy.

[threeseed]

Sure. But in this case it was entirely comedic in nature.

No one profited or benefited from the endeavour and I don't think anyone seriously believed that this was Musk commenting.