And I just discovered that Twitch has blocked MCS from embedding the twitch feed, so if you want to see the fish, you’ll have to click here, then click “follow”. How did I discover this? I noticed that the stream was stuck on a funny thumbnail and put in about 2 hours of research trying to figure it out. There was no warning in the overly complicated Twitch dashboard, there was no email, nothing at all. Oh, but I’m wrong about that, they had a warning in the BROWSER CONSOLE. What brain dead fuck stick awesome Twitch dev thought that was the best place to put a ban message?!
Anyways, that’s yet another revenue stream that I thought I could rely on but should now consider untrustworthy.
Twitch has kinda been screwing the pooch as of late. The TwichCon Emichu incident and their ham-handed late reaction to it has me worried for people who rely on the platform for income. It ain’t like Ironmouse can get a job at Starbucks.
“There was no warning in the overly complicated Twitch dashboard, there was no email, nothing at all. Oh, but I’m wrong about that, they had a warning in the BROWSER CONSOLE. What brain dead fuck stick awesome Twitch dev thought that was the best place to put a ban message?!”
Was there at least a sign that said “beware of the leopard”?
there was NOT. no signs at all!
LMAO and now my laptop running this whole thing has died. The hard drive is MIA and I’m way too busy with baby prep to fix this any time soon.
lame.