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Twitch is making changes to how it bans people, which seems like an attempt to win back streamers to the beleaguered platform. Going forward, Twitch will actually SHOW you why you got banned by sending you a clip of the “offensive” content. And strikes are no longer permanent, and will disappear after so long. Why didn’t Twitch do this BEFORE now? They probably weren’t losing streamers to YouTube, Kick and even R*mble…
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Twitch is facing significant criticism and user loss due to its opaque ban policies and inconsistent moderation, prompting the platform to implement changes for greater transparency while competing with YouTube’s evolving strike system.
00:00 Twitch is criticized for its opaque user bans and pressure on streamers to self-identify mistakes, raising concerns about its future.
01:31 Twitch is altering its strike and ban policies to enhance transparency in response to feedback from streamers and viewers.
02:40 Twitch is struggling with copyright issues and bans, prompting changes like email notifications for rule violations to help users understand and appeal.
04:51 Twitch is losing users over arbitrary bans and trust issues, but aims to improve transparency in moderation while urging YouTube to adopt similar practices.
06:54 Like YouTube, Twitch plans to implement a new strike system that allows strikes to expire over time, aiming to protect long-term streamers from permanent penalties for minor past infractions.
08:24 Twitch’s reputation is suffering due to increased bans on vtubers, risking creator migration and threatening its long-term viability.
10:44 Twitch’s inconsistent moderation and shifting focus from gaming to adult content have led to confusion and frustration among users.
12:14 Twitch’s appeal is waning as many viewers prefer watching clips on YouTube instead of streaming live.
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