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Twitch removes every member of its Safety Advisory Council

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Re: Twitch removes every member of its Safety Advisory Council

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Anti-bullying is "DEI humanities" now? DEI humanities is a single noun? The Woke Right is ruining my comments sections.

It’s about ethics in video game streaming. /s

Re: Twitch removes every member of its Safety Advisory Council

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Anti-bullying is "DEI humanities" now? DEI humanities is a single noun? The Woke Right is ruining my comments sections.

Don’t feed the trolls, especially trolls with random string new accounts. Just downvote and move on with your day.

Re: Twitch removes every member of its Safety Advisory Council

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Or be harassed. But that doesn’t matter when you’re in the majority, right?

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Thanks, this is something that I believe too. You rarely 'solve' an issue by making it hidden. At least in the open, you can see the danger.

Re: Twitch removes every member of its Safety Advisory Council

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It seems like you haven't been on twitch for a while. The IRL section seems like a funnel for only fans for the model part

Twitch seems quite content with being a front for onlyfans. They recently started blurring stream thumbnails, and have never cared about linktree/etc links despite them being used as a "hide it under the carpet" for onlyfans as well. (Direct links bad, a link to a link is okay though?) They may as well stop pretending and fully allow adult content, because it's pretty obvious that these streamers will keep pushing th…

Honestly, why not. That would allow them to get more aggressive with enforcement for untagged streams, allow them to keep the obviously impression generating engine of the "Just Chatting" OnlyFans crowd, and maybe even with the weight of Amazon behind them, force the credit processors to lighten up a bit.

Or it would be nice if they could, anyway. In reality with the age verification laws popping up in more places, they probably want to stay far away from the impending bureaucratic and legal nightmare.

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