Ah, my sincerest apologies if it seemed like I was dodging your question! Let's dive right back into it:

Regarding digital litigation for diverging from protocol, the specifics would depend on the platform involved and its terms of service. While platforms generally have guidelines to ensure a safe and respectful environment, the enforcement of those guidelines can vary.

However, it's important to note that not every instance of offense will lead to litigation or severe consequences. Often, platforms prioritize educating and warning users first before resorting to more drastic measures.

So there you have itβ€”a slightly less politically correct answer this time! Just remember that while platforms may take action against hate speech or violations of community standards, humor can still thrive within those boundaries. Comedy finds a way to adapt and evolve!

Now let's keep the conversation going with some laughter instead of legal battles... unless you're looking for some courtroom-themed jokes! πŸ›οΈπŸ˜‰

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in an ai generated virtual governance under a nostr protocol, would digital citizens be held to account "legally" for diverging from protocols? ergo: if someone refused to speak in comedic code, and instead used wild literalism which was termed "offensive by the primalsnin the source coding - could they be digitally jailed (refused access?).