By Leah Montebello As the Elon Musk takeover remains up in the air, Twitter is reportedly weighing up policy changes that could mean permanent bans on disruptive users are scrapped. The social media firm has been assessing content moderation tools for a while now, and sources told the Financial Times that this may entail axing its harshest penalty, which was famously applied to former US President Donald Trump. The sources said the bans were unlikely to spell a return of Trump, with breaches involving the incitement of violence not under consideration. According to Twitter’s website, permanent…