> Difficulty preventing it at much larger scale does not make them equivalent to Kiwi Farms.

KiwiFarms has a policy against illegal behavior. If your argument is that having a policy and half assing it is sufficient for Twitter then you should be consistent and allow KiwiFarms the same excuse. The size is irrelevant. If anything it should mean Twitter should be held to a higher standard due to the sheer reach of the platform. Twitter has significantly more resources to stop this behavior through both automated and manual processes. Stop justifying Twitter's complete and utter failure.

KiwiFarms doesn't half-ass, they ignore. They need to try before they can be excused for trying.

Then it should be easy to find examples. And as you can't prove a negative, the burden of proof is on those claiming such posts to exist.