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Nope, just a guy who said it was okay for people to have their own opinions on provocative streamers, the rest is classic Twitter nonsense.

That is not what you said. You made a series of pronouncements about women.

I engaged other users in a discussion of this issue, & how it affects women that stream according to (and within the spirit of) the ToS.

In your first post you mentioned that these people needed to be 'called out' - in what manner do you do that? Aside from your campaign here.

For people who object to behavior that is against the ToS to report it when they see violations. To bring it to light for enforcement.

The ToS is simply a commercial decision by Twitch. Objecting/enforcing it is none of your business. Just stream/watch what you want.

The problem when viewers start thinking its their job to enforce the rules like some internet vigilante is when they draw their own lines-

- on what is and isn't accepted on the platform, they bring it to twitch chat to voice their disgust and in doing so, take the opportunity-