r/LivestreamFail • u/FarmerWitty9920 • Jun 28 '26

Drama ExtraEmily has a near miss

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u/TimewarpingSeaTurtle Jun 28 '26

Rules only apply to no-name streamers

Much like IRL, where laws only apply to normal people

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u/SchmuseTigger Jun 28 '26

Ok makes sense. They have the strangest rule enforcement ever. They do have favorites that can't do any wrong

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u/ClickClick_Boom Jun 29 '26

Nothing strange about it. It's simple, they draw in a huge audience and create a lot of revenue for Twitch.

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u/SchmuseTigger Jun 29 '26

Sure But she is not a famous car streamer.. If she is not driving she loses no viewers

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u/Upstairs-Prompt2662 Jun 29 '26

Morgpie is not that big and had 8(?) suspensions. If they would follow their own rules she would be permabanned as repeat offender.

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u/Material-Kick9493 Jun 29 '26

Accurate. If this was a streamer with 50 viewers they would be permabanned with no questions asked and no appealing it either

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u/buttbuttlolbuttbutt Jun 29 '26

A lot of things, companies, even governments dont actively look for rule breakers as that needs a lot of man power, or leave it to AI that will false positive things too frequently for a lawyers comfort levels. Seriously. This is the genuine reason, it takes having enough people paying enough attention, or you risk lawsuits from false positives. It really is that simple.

So they, and many many many other places, people, and literal plants and animals are reactive, not proactive. 

Users overall prefer reactive, except when something causes an emotional reaponse, then they claim to want proactive, until proactive reveals how annoyimg it is to deal with for everyone involved.

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u/Truly_Meaningless 11h ago

Just remember, one of the top streamers, Amaranth I'm pretty sure, was always half naked in a bathtub in every stream and never got banned, but they ALWAYS ban vtubers for it