I'm honestly kinda surprised that isn't a thing yet. Obviously there are a lot of twitch viewers that want to see boobs while watching video games; seems like a missed opportunity.
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[IGN] Mixer, Ninja's New Streaming Platform, Criticized for Seemingly Strict Clothing Guidelines
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No issue at all. No sexism at all since it's enforced on everyone. People jump on any reason to be offended and call it sexist when they arent happy something....
Fuck let's create it. Time to cash in.
"TITS, DICKS AND SICK HEELFLIPS AND HALF PIPE TRICKS: Cum join Tony Hawk and Jenna Jameson as they play through THPS5 on Google Stadia!"
Thank god they're protecting the children from the disgusting human body. Cleavage? Shirtless males? Oh my stars.
Oh hey, my fav Mortal Kombat stream is on again. Time to watch characters get torn into bloody shreds in sweet HD. The best part is all the screaming.
Oh hey, my fav Mortal Kombat stream is on again. Time to watch characters get torn into bloody shreds in sweet HD. The best part is all the screaming.
Actually I believe if you play an M rated game your stream is changed to 18+. So in this case if you were to watch MK you would get the 18+ stream warning at least that is what it used to do on there when I streamed a few months ago could changed.
Twitch has a lot of channels that basically use the service as a softcore camgirl site and do what they can to push the boundaries. I'm not shaming those people and I don't personally care one way or another, but I'm guessing Ms doesn't really have that vision for their site. If you want to watch that type of channel twitch is a better bet it seems.
Sometimes, when I'm feeling like a saucy little trollop, I remove my wristwatch, hike up my long sleeve an inch or even two, and wave at my suitors like a maiden in a pageant.
To be hinest, I can't really see any issues there. Pretty much the same dress code used on TV. Their platform, their rules. If people don't like them they can always go back to Twitch.
This dumb fucking country focuses on censoring breasts more than stemming racism and gun culture. (Not just Mixer, TV and other American media as well).
Ass and titties are like at the bottom of the list of things that are wrong with game streaming/Twitch/YouTube culture. It's literally an alt-right starter kit for children right now. Call me crazy, but that seems like a larger concern.
Ass and titties are like at the bottom of the list of things that are wrong with game streaming/Twitch/YouTube culture. It's literally an alt-right starter kit for children right now. Call me crazy, but that seems like a larger concern.
Man, I was hoping I'd be able to stream to young teens while wearing only a bathrobe that's slightly ajar!
I have no problem with this whatsoever. If that's how you want to earn your views, there's always MFC. I've never been a fan of people taking advantage of impressionable and lonely people to make money.
I have no problem with this whatsoever. If that's how you want to earn your views, there's always MFC. I've never been a fan of people taking advantage of impressionable and lonely people to make money.
I don't really any issues with those guidelines, it seems that they also indicate the torso cannot be exposed, which is good.
With that said, someone should start some kind of PornHub, but for streamers, basically naked people or people wearing suggestive clothing while playing games, that seems like a million dollar idea.
With that said, someone should start some kind of PornHub, but for streamers, basically naked people or people wearing suggestive clothing while playing games, that seems like a million dollar idea.
This exists already. It's called plexstorm. (I only know about it bc Etika was talking about streaming there at one point so he didn't have to keep hiding his twitter)
100% agree with this. Lots of people just saying "well it doesn't single women out" as though there's no physical or societal (by the way lots of clothes are designed) differences in how these rules apply
Yup. Twitch has a horrible problem with not having specific rules. If you're going to have rules, the very least you need to do is be very specific.
That's hard when a lot of this stuff doesn't have a clear line. If nudity isn't fine, but clothing is, where do you draw the line down the middle. No matter where it is drawn, it's going to be arbitrary, and someone is going to have a problem with it. But in order to be enforceable, you have to pick that arbitrary line.
It seems Microsoft is trying to be even between the sexes here, so I'm not sure what else they can really do.
Being a friend with a female streamer who does have larger breasts it is tough for her but its also something others ruined for her. These rules got put in place because Lots of Camgirls from MFC etc. learned they could make even more money on platforms like Twitch. So they came over and tried to treat Twitch etc. exactly like they did on MFC etc. So then twitch etc. were forced to enhance the rules and put lots of prohibitions in. Obviously its still not fairly enforced. Women who make a lot of money for Twitch get to get around the TOS a lot more then those who are small time.
I think Mixer is coming in strong from the get go hoping to prevent the decline in streaming quality and overall community that Twitch has experienced through admittedly their own shitty handling of things.
Yea I doubt they want videos like this on mixer
.....idek how to respond to this
How is this any different than any other place of employment having a dress code?
C'mon. This is ridiculous. Could anyone that works for or represents Microsoft roll into work in a crop top?
C'mon. This is ridiculous. Could anyone that works for or represents Microsoft roll into work in a crop top?
Yeah. You basically have nudity streams on twitch lately.
And.. again, I don't have any negative judgements for someone who wants to have a sex positive stream or market their stream towards a certain group of lonely dudes. It seems like good business. But i also don't really care if MS wants to project a different image for their site. If you don't specify rules and be specific, you end up with Twitch.
Holy shit. I mean I can handle it. But makes sense to have good guidelines on this.
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Eh i personally don't care as long as the stream is at least labeled 18+, but I was mostly just surprised that they allowed it. It just nudity. I figured Twitch would have drawn the line there lol
I'm all for this but yeah, can't blame MS for wanting to go with a more "family friendly" approach.
I don't have an issue with it. I don't watch those streams, but I don't see how they hurt anyone either. I'm just saying I can sort of see the logic behind having more specific rules about this kind of thing if you have your own business and want to project a certain image for it. Tone and image are important, especially if you are trying to set up an alternative to twitch. Businesses and schools and stuff in general have dress codes and expectations about conduct that they set for themselves. This is no different.
And that's a tame one from her. I'm all for women loving their bodys but some of this is unnecessary for streaming games.
I see nothing wrong here to be honest.. If anyone finds it annoying they can just skip the platform. Since mixer is closely associated with Microsoft's gaming efforts I bet they would have similar rules/guidelines as they do on their other gaming/online platforms.
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dont kink shame me. Realtalk tho, shoulders being exposed is really sexy.
It's really not. You're allowed to wear revealing clothing, just not on youth broadcasts that are also pushed onto front page of Xbox and Hypezonr
Isn't this just how the rules apply to women? As in there's also a version of these rules for men. That is a legitimate problem on Twitch because how vague they are.
