New Twitch Policy is GOOD For Viewers but BAD For Creators
2A new policy has been announced on Twitch, and it's stirring up some controversy. This game-changing development has viewers on one side and creators on the other. The question arises: is it good for the viewers but bad for the creators? The tension is high as Twitch undergoes a policy change in June 2023, causing quite the uproar in the streaming community. Streamers, both new and affiliate, are left grappling with this update, searching for tips to navigate the evolving landscape. The debate between Twitch and YouTube for streaming supremacy rages on, while content creators try to make sense of the impact on their channels. Join us as we delve into the heart of the matter and hear firsthand from a Twitch streamer about their take on this new policy. Get ready for an in-depth discussion on the latest news affecting the world of video game streaming.
Weird Times To Be A "Twitch Streamer" For Sure. The new Twitch Terms of service (TOS) are pushing many BIG TIME STREAMERS to other platforms and will potentially stop new streamers from starting their journeys on Twitch and go to Rumble or Kick or elsewhere instead BUT This new update SHOULD benefit the loyal viewers of Twitch, listen to the whole thing and let me know what you think in the comments. My pinned comment has some additional thoughts on the matter.
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