You know, I'll admit that this is ignorance on my end, but I honestly thought that Streamlabs was the owner of OBS, in that OBS was just an internal project that they open sourced. Clearly I'm wrong but I doubt I'm the only person who thought that. Seems like they're being douchebags if they're just taking the offensive and filing predatory trademarks.
+1
I thought the same and had a friend say that too a few months ago.
> Arguably the biggest Twitch streamer This person is #39 on this list [1] which shows earnings from ~2 years up till Oct 2021. She is arguably a top100 streamer, but I wouldn't use these heavy wordings of 'biggest Twitch streamer' cause I am sure there's going to be fans of various of these top100 personae who claim such. [1] https://twitch.pages.dev/
She's the 8th most followed Twitch streamer, and the most followed female Twitch streamer [1]. She doesn't score as high in most other metrics, so there are certainly more channels with a claim to "biggest (female) Twitch streamer" depending on how you look at it. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-followed_Twitch_c...
So parent is right. Message above said nothing of "female" twitch streamer, it said biggest streamer period, which is flat out wrong.
She's the 8th most followed Twitch streamer, and the most followed female Twitch streamer [1]. She doesn't score as high in most other metrics, so there are certainly more channels with a claim to "biggest (female) Twitch streamer" depending on how you look at it. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-followed_Twitch_c...
So parent is right. Message above said nothing of "female" twitch streamer, it said biggest streamer period, which is flat out wrong.
Maybe you can measure media presence, or use by Twitch PR, and make her come out on top. But yeah, calling her "biggest twitch streamer, period" is iffy, both because it's not obviously true and because there's no agreed upon metric to find a single biggest twitch streamer.