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I mean I'm a streamer I care about the ecosystem and how women are treated in it. It's my industry.

No one is forced to stream “family friendly”. You’re looking for something to complain about for twitter “clout” or whatever. Did you bother to ask any females streamers on Mixer who stream “family friendly” how they feel about it? Right, I’m sure you “care”.

Females. Dude. Women they're called women. You just retweeted something about how companies don't care about you you're right they don't so stop jumping to ones defence. There is no need to ignore this kind sexism baked in to the system.

I guess when you’re called out and don’t know how to respond you jump to word policing. And I’m not defending Mixer. I’m calling you out for the unnecessary negativity. You could be talking about DLive, Caffein, Facebook, whatever and I’d say the same thing.

Why talk about any of them when this is the issue I've discovered today? Why am I not allowed to criticise or publicly call out Mixer's sexism? Because you like the site? Criticism is how companies learn and grow.

You’re allowed to do whatever you want. But I’m gonna call you out for your fake “caring”. You’re looking for something to complain about and you haven’t talked to anybody who it actually affects to see how they feel about it.

Everything in Emily's track record pretty much shows that she does indeed care, especially as a woman in gaming it's important to point out things like this so it doesn't get sweeped under the rug like this rampant policing has been thus far.

Mixer's sudden surge of public interest has brought this bad boy out of the closet (pun not intended!) and I can't quite understand why it's such a slight to you for her to draw some much needed attention to it.