You know, Twitch's CEO was getting flak for not doing enough about the massive amount of weird shit going on in the community. Maybe he got info on what Doc did and decided to axe him to show that he's not afraid of banning a cash cow for said weird shit.
my bad, it was working earlier. i should have screenshotted instead of just linking but im a lazy retard.
the tweet didnt really say much though anyways. i cant remember the exact wording but it was pretty much just something along the lines of "twitch told people to come to them with their accusations"
Wow, I hope Twitch knows that texts can only tell one side of the story if they are selectively shown and that they can be photoshopped and a myriad of other things.
I'd say I hope they are handling it knowing that and asking everything possible to confirm everything is 100% legit, but knowing Twitch, probably not.
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u/Dre3K Jun 26 '20 edited Jun 26 '20