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Twitch updates attire policy to prohibit implied nudity.
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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2024
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It's not your company to control the image of. I don't have kids. Go be a bimbo where that's accepted. Don't do that in places that cater to kids. This isn't complicated.
Twitch does not cater to children.
A few creators that happen to do childrens content does not negate the reality that justin.tv, now twitch.tv, was designed from the ground up for an 18+ audience and no amount of your intellectual dishonesty on this matter will change that reality.
Children do not have credit cards.
That immediately nullifies your completely moronic argument on this matter.
Also the fact you went for personal insults instead of debating the actual matter indicates that you are well aware that you are wrong but are continuing to pursue this unbelievably moronic take to push your worldview, not because of what's actually extant in reality.
ROFL!! Whatever you say guy.