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Why?
(i dont understand why twitch even cares)
They’re worried about advertisers getting upset over the content and pulling out
Something something sex joke about pulling out.
Oh nooo the advertisers... As if they gave a shit. They should care about who else is advertising on the platforms they advertise on.
But i get why streaming something on your ass isn't suitable for Twitch, have read the article by now.
They care a lot
Advertisers.
If you were a bank or a energy company would you want your advert on potentially sexual content, and I use that in looses possible sense.
It stems for an incident years ago where a "journalist" spam refreshed a ISIS video on YouTube until they saw a VW advert and they ran a massive story about VW financing ISIS via YouTube. I may get getting some details wrong about the story.
I don't get such "journalists" advertisers should worry more about who else is advertising on said platforms...
Having double ads, one Bank ad and one literal scam crypto ad right behind each other doesn't seem good, way more so than not caring about the content itself so much.
Tons of kids use their platform, so sexualized content, even lightly sexualized content like this, is sorta questionable.
Also advertisers.
Yeah but those kids get literal scam and porn ads very often and the normal advertisers advertise alongside those same scam and porn ads...
That hasn't been my experience at all. I feel like you don't actually use Twitch, but even if you're right it's "tu quoque". Neither party should be showing sexualized content in a space largely occupied by children.
So the entire Internet should be "porn" free?
I said spaces largely occupied by children shouldn't host sexualized content. It's telling that you have an issue with that.
The internet is "largely occupied by children"
Nah man. The parents of said children are 100% responsible for them and have to oversee their internet activity in general.
Censoring everything because "the children!!!" is literally antidemocratic and a great way to censor and spy on everyone.
I have an issue with "do it for the children" mentality as the same mentality is used to press chat control and more censorship on everyone.
Its either for children or against terrorism that costs the internet more and more privacy and rights.
Twitch isn't a state-owned company. 🤷♀️ The only vote they care about is the advertiser's.
If you think it's appropriate to allow sexualized content on a streaming service centered around a hobby dominated by children, make your own.