The tool, launched Thursday, allows victims to report harassment or for individuals to report on behalf of others.

So they built a powerful trolling tool into their anti-harassment policy. That’s some fine police work, Lew.

Now, people like Dana Loesch, “Chuck C. Johnson”, et al can get into a Twitter slap-fight with someone, and as soon as they’re made to look stupid their followers/sock puppet accounts will all report the person who schooled them for “harassment” and then we’re off and running.

Personally, I think if you’re worried about being harassed on Twitter, the best thing for you to do is not go on Twitter, but what do I know. It’s become entirely too stupid to use at this point, anyway.