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At this point they should just whitelist like a children's MMO.

• mewpmewp2 6y ago
  Then it will be: "So I may please." Read first letters. Just a challenge to come up with combinations like that. This just feels like pr/political.move to just show they are doing something.
  • jimmydorry 6y ago
    Having consumed a lot of twitch content over COVID, this is 100% a rule to be selectively enforced to protect certain classes of streamers and remove the other "brand risk" kinds of streamers. This is already done with their arbitrary bans where "context matters", yet two streamers doing the same action can result in no punitive action for one and an indefinite ban for another.
    • bawolff 6y ago
      I'm not familar with twitch, but that's how any sane discipline system works. Context always matters, regardless of whether its being a troll on the internet or if you're in court for murder charges and anything between. That's not to say rule makers can't abuse their discretion. They certainly can. But having discretion is not the same thing as abusing it.
      • Google234 6y ago
        I think you missed the point. They use the pretext of context for selective and unfair enforcement
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