LOVE the panties, and that booty looks tasty.

Agreed. It sounds wonderful.

You can and will disagree with me and that's fine and expected. But I am not going to go along with what everyone else says, because it validates fears and concerns.

Facts > Feelings

Block me if you must, but I stand firm on this.

And listen to the ACTUAL information, and not just the misinformation that is easy to pick up because it's on X and it affirms your fears and feels so it must be true.

I left X because bots, misinformation and Streamer Twitter. It was fucking with me too much and taking me away from streaming.

It's super easy to hate Twitch for anything, and even easier to give streamers something to hate on, and yes, Twitch isn't perfect nor is it getting a free pass from me on anything

(inb4 I'm called a sausage eater for the 24th time, seriously),

But sooner or later, people will have to cool down

The bot operators don't like the fact Twitch is cracking down on them, so they'll make something up somewhere, it trickles down to streamers who hate Twitch for any reason(s), and the streamers will carry it from there.

I tried to explain this on X so many times, and I got pushed off to the side.

You know how X has a major bot problem? Same network. Bot farms are massive as fuck, some in the MILLIONS, ready to swarm.

Bots can make a post popular on X and if the content of that post contains something of your interests, it'll show up on your timeline sooner.

What streamers are noticing is the bots creating that ebb and flow, and confusing it for something Twitch is doing wrong.

It gets worse... The streamers who by into the "lurkers aren't being counted", are also being manipulated by the bot operators and the bots they have on social, mainly X.

"Processed Food" is more of a Marketing ploy to sell more expensive food, and while made with "Organic" and "clean ingredients", it's also a processed food, just made with different ingredients.

Example: Scrambled Eggs, are a processed food. As you need to crack eggs mix them in a bowl, cook in a pan under medium heat until the curds are firm, and transfer to a plate.
Add salt and pepper to taste.

It's a processed food. And it doesn't matter if you make it at home or a factory.