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5 years from now when I tell someone im a twitch streamer, I dont want them to give me a strange look because they think im a cam-boy. If twitch keeps going in this direction with how they let people clearly sexualize themselves for money, #myfreetwitch is only a matter of time

I understand banning nudity, but I'm glad Twitch doesn't enforce a strict dress code. This isn't highschool. We are adults and if that's the way they want to dress, and that's the content viewers want to see, more power to them.

right but thats not what im talking about, im speaking of streamers who are using their sexuality to get views with little to no content. if the main focus of their stream is their body, thats not only a bad image for the website, but imagine all the young kids who are watching

what does it teach them if nothing else but to objectify woman. im not saying the site needs to be strictly gaming, but i am saying at some point a line needs to be drawn

How do you define that though? And where IS the line? Who decides where that line should be? I understand them taking some time to be careful with that instead of going in heavy handed.

probably pming porn to people who donate a lot. bending over in yoga pants to show your ass for every sub. i would start there and i think its a very clear line

Pming porn wtf first time I heard of that. But yeah, after the obvious, I still don’t see there being a clear line. How would they justify “85% of your screen must be gameplay at all times”?