babymngaming456 90 Report post Posted Friday at 08:41 PM I assume we are leaving Twitch for good this time. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Another_Derich 90 Report post Posted Friday at 08:49 PM 7 minutes ago, babymngaming456 said: I assume we are leaving Twitch for good this time. https://twitter.com/TheyCallMeDSP/status/1289301230972411904 Supposedly, if this isn't fixed fast enough, he will leave. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GoldenColts 14 Report post Posted Friday at 09:03 PM Not again! What the hell Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TrayUpperdeck 5 Report post Posted Friday at 10:26 PM (edited) 1 hour ago, babymngaming456 said: I assume we are leaving Twitch for good this time. Nope. A bunch of empty threats like the last 3 times. Thats all. Channel was back an hour ago but he is still complaining on Youtube. Edited Friday at 10:27 PM by TrayUpperdeck Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WorthIts 6 Report post Posted Saturday at 09:52 AM Twitch need to IP ban this idiot who keeps making fraudulent claims. That shit ain't right. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MoraMoria 366 Report post Posted Saturday at 02:07 PM (edited) 4 hours ago, WorthIts said: Twitch need to IP ban this idiot who keeps making fraudulent claims. That shit ain't right. No, IP bans are ineffective, they can be circumvented easily, and sometimes it could harm other users. Besides, I'm fairly sure the DMCA notifications are sent by email, (or mailing, or phone), so they don't even need a Twitch account. The problem is how these claims are handled, because the law is being abused, so what needs to change is the Copyright law. Edited Saturday at 02:09 PM by MoraMoria Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WorthIts 6 Report post Posted Saturday at 03:14 PM 1 hour ago, MoraMoria said: No, IP bans are ineffective, they can be circumvented easily, and sometimes it could harm other users. Besides, I'm fairly sure the DMCA notifications are sent by email, (or mailing, or phone), so they don't even need a Twitch account. The problem is how these claims are handled, because the law is being abused, so what needs to change is the Copyright law. The fraudulent claimer should have to pay for the hours of business lost. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
babymngaming456 90 Report post Posted Saturday at 03:35 PM (edited) https://gadgets.ndtv.com/games/news/twitch-partners-cannot-stream-on-youtube-gaming-report-733467 I asked partner help last night to be sure, and I was told that most contracts have an exclusivity clause where all gaming related streaming must be done on Twitch Isn't this illegal? I think this was made illegal when Nintendo did this for the NES. How can Phil expect to be treated fairly and his streams not to be shut down without notice when he works for a company that acts like the mafia? Edited Saturday at 03:39 PM by babymngaming456 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MoraMoria 366 Report post Posted Saturday at 09:55 PM 6 hours ago, babymngaming456 said: Isn't this illegal? I don't think so, how would that be? It's just a clause that if you fail to comply with, could mean that they terminate the contract with you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
