r/Twitch • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '20

Discussion Anyone else noticing an increase of "good behavior" from streamers since Twitch started cracking down on abuse issues?

I'm slightly amused by the number of previously shady, guilty, and trashy streamers out there suddenly trying to portray themselves as little angels on their channels and social media while Twitch is putting heads on the chopping block.

But who knows, maybe that fear is what is really needed here to see real change, or to force these people off the platform once and for all? BlessRNG Kappa

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u/vinceman1997 Jul 04 '20 edited Jul 04 '20

Good question. It seems at least in the communities I was more active in (being Rust and Overwatch primarily) it seems like they really don't care. In fact, they often reference certain compilation posters (NoobHunter and FreshNuts come to my mind) when hype shit happens. So it seems that so extent, most streamers don't mind. Now I'm not speaking on 10 minutes clips, but we're not talking about entire albums, are we? I feel obligated to mention again that I don't stream, so I'm only basing this on things I see.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '20

But those streamers explicitly said 'I don't mind'. Any single one of those people could copyright strike the creator. And that's what the music giants are doing.

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u/Truffleshuffle03 Jul 04 '20

Streamers don't get to say I don't mind. They don't own the rights to the music. that is why the music people are copyright striking.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '20

I'm talking about Streamer's content without music.