No, its a sliding scale of course, but the threshold becomes cumulative. That borderline is what becomes litigated....

A single pic of a bagel or commenting "so cute" on neighbors kids pics wouldn't pass the test. 

But constant public commentary, an instagram page, X account, youtube account will at some point push you over the threshold of what a jury finds that you are now a public person.

Does it really work that way? I'd be surprised if posting food pics to Facebook all of a sudden make you meet the criteria for "public person"

SimpleStacker

This is one of the reasons why social media that forces you to use your real name is so dangerous to US citizens and its something that 99.9% of the populace doesn't understand.

When Jane Smith post a picture of her breakfast on facebook, she doesn't realize that she is crossing the line between private - public persona.

ideasfromtheedge

Is censorship really this bad now in Germany?

Signal312

This is one of the reasons why social media that forces you to use your real name is so dangerous to US citizens and its something that 99.9% of the populace doesn't understand. 

When Jane Smith post a picture of her breakfast on facebook, she doesn't realize that she is crossing the line between private - public persona.