Twitch closed the "Remove Sensitive Social Issues" that had ~38,000 votes, saying they clarified the point. https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/933812-safety/suggestions/49038707-remove-sensitive-social-issues-bullet-point
However, a NEW UserVoice opened, saying the 'clarification' doesn't address the issue. It currently has ~900 votes.
https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/933812-safety/suggestions/49048013-sensitive-social-issues-bullet-points-need-to-be-
However, a NEW UserVoice opened, saying the 'clarification' doesn't address the issue. It currently has ~900 votes.
https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/933812-safety/suggestions/49048013-sensitive-social-issues-bullet-points-need-to-be-
Comments
1. The wording of the new version still is kinda vague and leaves room to abuse
2. Twitch has a strong history of careless and inconsistent policy application.
It's a mixing pot of...not generating confidence.
The comments said mor but I can't imagine Twitch went through 1,500+ posts.
Keep going!
I totaly didn't fuck up trying to log in
https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/933812-safety/suggestions/49048055-reclassify-the-lgbtq-community-as-a-protected-gro
"Twitch, please stop endorsing illegal discrimination based on protected characteristics. It makes it incredibly difficult to continue to be associated with your platform, to say the least, when you're breaking laws whilst simultaneously expecting your streamers not to."
I'm only being partially facetious, here. It's possible to pin twitch to other policies in this case.
This is just cause the real issues were being covered.
You wanna keep playing sexy games where you can oggle women on-stream, then actually stand with us.
1) Twitch's reputation for vague wording and inconsistent policy implementation and enforcement leading to bans that shouldnt happen
2)Report Happy bigots on twitch who will use this to mass report ppl talking about life experience which feeds into issue #1
EVERYTHING. Big and small, important and unimportant, even when they do something really good and needed they get crapped on.
They did say to hold them accountable, but its at a point where we just hate everything.
A policy that requires me to label my constant as political because I discuss my identity and advocate for my right to exist, shouldn't be considered a good policy, or a protective policy.
A better option would be to have a politics category 1/2
Since there is an existing category for it, then twitch's policy should center around labelling your content into that category correctly rather than the content classification ID, because that's redundant