Nah. Even before any crackdown, Twitch was still a primarily about streaming games.

Young children shouldn't be in chats with strangers period, but that's not treated as a concern. Nor do people mind if they watch GTA or Mortal Kombat, or slots.

This is not really about concerns over what sort of content children are being exposed to, it's the same old "won't you please think of the children" cheap moral panic of always, The outrage that if a kid sees a booby they are basically defiled forever. Then the kid goes and sees a booby anyway, in some M-rated game that is streamed with no restrictions. You can even find people drawing NSFW art,

Rather than dancing around how much sexual content to allow, in what form, from who, maybe they could simply be thorough with age verification.

On top of that there's some weird gamer outrage that if the main appeal of a streamer is not a game, they are unworthy "manipulative thots". The incel talk you see in this sort of threads is crazy.

Didnt have to scroll down at all.

last time I opened twitch.tv most the suggested streams were women either doing fake toplessness by wearing like a tube top that was just out of frame, or actually fucking naked and hiding it with hands/tape/paper towel tubes/what the fuck over. (And before you even say it, no, twitch is not suggesting shit to me that I watch. I actively click not interested on all of this shit, for weeks, and it STILL made my front page nothing but that shit)

If I want to see that shit, theres a thousand and one porn sites I can easily and quickly see it on.

I'm on twitch to see people play interesting games and be entertaining.

Not to watch some dumb thots try to get 13 year olds to steal their parents credit cards to rack up only fans sales.

Just sounds like you don't respect nsfw artist and performers to be honest. Just anybody talking casually on the mic is good enough for a "proper" stream, but if their performance is sexually suggestive you judge it for lacking some shakespearean quality.

Nevermind that it does take effort to look and sound sexy.

C'mon, do you really want to try passing this outrage at sexy streamers as a greater reverence for the arts? As if art is never raunchy or crude? No drawing? No comedy? Get real.

If Twitch is a gaming platform, why is there a "Pools, workout and beaches" category? 99% of streams there are hot babes in bikinis, with some linking to their OF accounts in their profile. And then there's the fashion show with models in skin tape that most of the time only covers the crotch and nips.

Now, I'm not against streamers showing skin; Twitch can definitely open an "After Dark" section only available to adults and still forbid explicit or simulated sex. But the way all this fiasco took place screams bad management to me.