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Twitch immediately rescinds its artistic nudity policy
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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How is this enshitification? They changed a policy and then reversed the change. So there has been exactly no change.
Buzzwords are cool?
It's not. I think I've encountered maybe one person that uses that word correctly (and to be fair, it's a really dumb word for what it's supposed to mean). Literally everyone else just uses it because it has the word 'shit' in it.
They banned a lot of artist who thought they finally don't have to worry about hiding their layers when drawing...
Reshitification