> "One big problem I think is this feature that streamers have figured out where you let viewers pay a few bucks of money and then they can use it for text-to-s

> "One big problem I think is this feature that streamers have figured out where you let viewers pay a few bucks of money and then they can use it for text-to-speech. It's basically designed to give trolls an outsized platform." It really, really depends on the community the streamer creates. I spent a lot of time watching a transwoman who is a high-level MOBA player. She had a very active mod base who banned toxic or wanna-be edgy people. She had automatic notifications that would post user-submitted messages across the screen. They were almost uniformly positive. Because of the community she fostered. On the otherhand, there was a streamer of the same game who had a toxic community who would abuse text-to-speech. What was the difference? He himself was a toxic player, which attracted a toxic community trying to out-meme one another.