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Twitch updates sexual content guidelines amid ‘topless’ meta backlash
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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It's funny how defederating a lemmy instance based on ideological differences is community guidlines this, content moderation that, but twitch enforcing a moderation policy is a puritanical america problem. :D
There's nothing wrong with porn, but there are plenty of good, existing places to do it. This is just world politics vs. anime titties all over again.
Can you elaborate on that politics vs anime thing?
The mods in the world politics subreddit got lazy and stopped doing their jobs, so people started posting porn there in protest. The hive mind did as the hive mind does, and, inspired by the Trees/Marijuana Enthusiasts thing, someone created a subreddit called Anime Titties in order to talk about world politics.
I don't know the background of exactly how it happened, but on Reddit there's a subreddit called anime_titties that is actually about world politics.