Remember your hypothetical started with Twitch's morals being out of line with society's morals. That represents a huge demand for a competitor. I would compa

Remember your hypothetical started with Twitch's morals being out of line with society's morals. That represents a huge demand for a competitor. I would compare it to when Reddit started cracking down on immoral content. That created demand of competitors. Multiple ones popped up. However they weren't able to sustain themselves or grow demand because society was on Reddit's side and not the side of Voat and the like. The reason it is currently difficult for Twitch competitor to gain traction is because people are largely fine with Twitch. Even so, there are still plenty of other streaming options including those with sizable userbases even if they are targeting different market segments like Facebook and Youtube.