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Twitch bans turning butts and boobs into green screens
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this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2024
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Tons of kids use their platform, so sexualized content, even lightly sexualized content like this, is sorta questionable.
Also advertisers.
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.
I said spaces largely occupied by children shouldn't host sexualized content. It's telling that you have an issue with that.
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.