Live streaming platform owned by Amazon twitch Once again, disciplinary action has been taken against content creators.Just as a new meta began dominating the site earlier this month, which Anchors started playing similar games fortnite On green screen boobs and ass, Twitch has updated its terms of service to strictly prohibit such offensive content. Starting March 29, creators will no longer be able to broadcast content that “focuses on private body parts for extended periods of time.”
The company announced the news on March 27 via its Twitch Support X/Twitter account. Starting Friday, March 29, live broadcasts of “intimate body parts” will no longer be allowed.The company explained in its statement Updated Community Guidelines “Intimate body parts” means “buttocks, groin or breasts”. Violating these new rules may result in content removal or, if creators repeatedly ignore these restrictions, a temporary or permanent account ban.
This seems to be a direct reaction to streamer Morgpie. March 12, Mogepi Live broadcast yourself watching YouTube videos That was superimposed on her ass. On March 14, she did something similar, live-streaming some fortnite Game play on huge image of her ass. Other creators are starting to follow suit, making some plays with anime breasts, thighs, and even entire bodies. Twitch didn’t say anything at the time, but now, almost two weeks later, the company is cracking down on how creators are represented on the platform.But that didn’t stop Morgpie, who live-streamed herself playing the 2018 arcade tower defense game on the same day the company announced the ban Balloon Tower Defense 6. However, instead of green-screening the game on her “private body parts,” she only green-screened her torso so that only her head and chest were visible, while her belly served as Gaming monitor. do not trust me? Take another look at the picture above.
The reason people are dragging Twitch is “[moving] score again”. One person asked (jokingly) if foot is part of these new guidelines, while another wondered if it For VTuber. Some say companies should “Consider getting rid of” problems streamers have forced Twitch to update its rules. But the consensus seems to be focused on the same question: What’s the point of these new rules when content creators find ways to get around them? As Morgpie said during a March 27 livestream Said, this is especially true when she “digs the green screen stuff.” Does this mean the new Twitch meta will be green screen?
A Twitch representative told my city The email stated that the company is always monitoring behavioral changes and streaming metadata on the platform.
“Our goal has always been to make Twitch a welcoming place,” the representative said. “We regularly evaluate our rules to ensure they are clear and effective, recognizing that online behavior can change over time. Today’s update is intended to clarify what is allowed on Twitch while giving our community time to enforce Make adjustments and ask questions before executing.
While Twitch has found a way to deal with creators green-screening their bodies, the platform’s AI-powered livestreams are in disarray.AI family guy Broadcasting, appears to be powered by the same technology existential seinfeld-like Nothing, foreverConverted to endless screams After someone realized they could interrupt the stream using a specific command. Gotta love Twitch.