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Twitch will now let streamers simultaneously stream on any service they want
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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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You can as well ask, is YouTube any good as a video platform?
Twitch have been around for more than 10 years and can serve tens of thousands of viewers, so I would say it's pretty stable technology.
Should this article be on a technology forum though? It's purely about a company changing a rule blocking you from using a service. It's a TOS change. Nothing new was created, no tech has been introduced. This is company politics, nothing more.
Valid point, the annoying part is that it's the trend for major technology companies to just change their tos and not really do anything new. So there's a lot of discussion about boring stuff.
Sure, but there's plenty of interesting tech out there that isn't highlighted because twitch made a TOS change