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If you're nearing the top of becoming "the most famous" on these platforms, buying fake followers for your competitors -- to get them removed so you ranked high
by JMTQp8lwXL 7y ago
If you're nearing the top of becoming "the most famous" on these platforms, buying fake followers for your competitors -- to get them removed so you ranked higher -- well, that's quite a novel concept. Certainly not ethical, but I'd imagine it'd be quite difficult to track down who actually purchased the fake followers. How do you prove you didn't buy something?
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- dx87 7y agoThe same rules don't apply to top streamers. Smaller streamers will get banned for playing copyrighted music, but the most popular streamers can break the law, "accidentally" wear see-through pants on stream, etc., and they'll get a couple day ban at most.