I read the article, my comment was a direct reference to that paragraph you quoted, and I still stand by what I said, it was a bizarre decision in my opinion because like the example I gave at the end of my comment I think that there were far better solutions to this problem that would have avoided this stupid…

This decision is especially bizarre because there already was a toggle to skip these scene and give players the choice if they wanted to experience them or not. Like I get changing your mind about your creation but this seems like a rather silly way of trying to fix it, the toggle was already there, if you now really…

There is no rule against linking to OnlyFans or any other site where they may have a brand that simply INCLUDES Twitch as a platform.

Twitch literally cannot make being sexy against the rules

if you actually read the entire comment you would have understood that that was only part of it, the main issue was that they produced sexualised content ON TOP of exploiting loopholes to wear a bikini, and sexualised content is against the rules, so no, gambling is not against the rules, while the hot tub stuff is.

There’s a tiny little detail between these two things that you’re not mentioning: taking gambling sponsorship like these if they’re properly disclosed isn’t against Twitch’s Term of Service, it’s just a moral issue, while hot tub streamers not only exploited loopholes in the rules in order to able to wear all sort of…

Well when you consider that Minecraft is the most successful game of all time and one of the most innovating pieces of interactive art since videogames have been a thing that promotes and give people the tools to express their creativity, I don’t think Picasso would be too upset about the comparison.

I mean people in general get excited all the time about rare artefacts that we find in the world, if for example someone found an old Picasso painting that we thought was lost, even if it’s a mediocre Picasso it would still create a lot of excitement because it’s rare and a piece of history.

I never understand what these type of comments are trying to say, do you agree corporate censorship is a problem, like those are usually outraged about it, even if they are apparently absent right now, or not?

Kingdom Hearts is like a son that showed a lot of promise when he was young but later in life took a dark path, started doing hard drugs and became a criminal, but you still go visit him in jail whenever you can and you bake him a cake for his birthday because he’s still your son after all and you’re gonna love him no…

The timing of this ban is not suspicious at all!

I’m Italian so I feel like I can add my two 2 cents to this. And to be honest I’m completely baffled by her reasoning for pronouncing the word that way because that’s the way an Italian person pronounces the english word “microwave” as if it was an italian word, basically someone that is completely ignorant of proper…

Counterargument: it was

I can’t subscribe to this sentiment when you have things like drop bears terrorising the country.

Man, I can’t believe it took this site this many months to write an article that highlights Amber Heard’s abuse and lies but better late than never I guess.

Kind of incredible what the wizards at Guerrilla were able to achieve with their engine, especially considering this is their first outing on PC ever, Decima is shaping up to be quite a beast. Could definitely see Sony trying to license it and considering they already let a third party developer use it things really…

The laws that grant us due process are old and imperfect and were not written in the context of today’s world and the way today’s companies are structured and function but most importantly were not written in a world where the internet and social media are a thing.

the fact that it’s technically legal for companies to do something like this doesn’t mean that it’s automatically fair or morally just, that’s what people mean when they bring up “due process” in these types of situations, because you know, “due process” is supposed to be based on principles of justice and fairness,…

https://time.com/5028384/gender-gap-united-states-world-economic-forum/ here you go

Well, here’s the thing, it depends, if you look at Europe country by country it’s a mixed bag, here’s a world map of the gender gap index: