Twitch rescinds policy that allowed ‘artistic nudity’
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Twitch has quickly taken back its policy update that gave users permission to post sexual content as long as it was labeled.

Twitch rescinds policy that allowed ‘artistic nudity’ / The decision comes two days after the company said it would allow some sexual content::Twitch has quickly taken back its policy update that gave users permission to post sexual content as long as it was labeled.

  • Grangle1@lemm.eeEnglish
    22·
    1 year ago

    As we saw in the two days the former policy was in place, there are/were not.

    Also, Twitch is meant to be a gaming-centric streaming platform, not OnlyFans 2.0. There are a million other sites on the internet to find porn, let Twitch be what it’s supposed to be.

    • Beetschnapps@lemmy.worldEnglish
      101·
      11 months ago

      Thank you! I feel like the plot was getting lost here debating the morality of nudity while ignoring that the site is a gaming streaming service.

      Nudity/porn doesn’t bother me at all but the moment twitch becomes widely associated with it is the beginning of the end. Parents will think twice about allowing kids into the service, brand equity suffers, other services start up that allow for safer spaces and eventually, as you said, twitch risks being considered OF 2.0.