I don't think this conversation is about any obviously vile behavior. In fact, this conversation has gone much past TFA into a much more nuanced and interesting discussion. I'm sorry if you missed that in the sea of text.
From what I understand from @camgunz replies, "unless you know that person well enough to do so" is not an acceptable exception in @camgunz mind. I specifically said I'm not talking about cat-calling strangers or anything remotely obviously offensive.
Recall the starting point, with my claim that telling a colleague, "You look amazing in that ___, like a rock star." is not harassment. To which @camgunz replied that women can't be complemented the same way as men, and "many women view comments on their appearance as demeaning and threatening".
My point was, in the workplace, between colleagues, and forget about the specific person being indited in these tweets, can you pay a colleague a complement? I think emphatically, why yes you can. I almost can't believe I'm having the argument.