Twitch wants to be more “clear” about streamers and is preparing a long-awaited innovation

Many creators complain about the lack of clarity when it comes to bans.

Twitch for the past few months, from arguing to arguing. While most complaints from publishers revolve around strict copyright restrictions, the platform has spearheaded other initiatives with disastrous results. However, in the application Amazon He does not give up in the face of obstacles and prepares new ways to communicate with his community.

We are investigating how we can add more details for people to understand. [el baneo]Angela HessonTwitch in particular wants to improve the clarity it implements. prohibits to creators who violate any of their rules. Ultimately, this notice explains that one of the platform’s laws has been violated, but unfortunately it cannot. when this violation occurs. That’s why there are many publishers who don’t know how and when they made the mistake, or even can’t verify it.

However, according to Twitch’s vice president of trust and security, Angela Hessonthis could change in the coming months: “Safety is a journey and this is the number one request from our community. So we’re looking at how we can add more details for people to understand. [el baneo], like the video itself. That’s definitely something we’re working on,” explains the executive at The Washington Post (via Eurogamer). That way, it’s very likely that streamers will start receiving ban notices that include: a clip at the time the crime was committed.

Hession hasn’t shared any further details on this initiative, but promises more “specification and clarity” as soon as an opinion is formed. Currently, Twitch is receiving questionable decisions. and even considering fostering an ecosystem more ads and less revenue for content creators. In short, the platform got into a series of controversies that could lead to a massive flight of workers.