Twitch sued 2 users - they should never be allowed back to the platform

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Twitch finally accepts the fight against Hate Raiders. The platform now sues two supposed organizers of Hate Raids. So Twitch wants to send a clear sign - find some affected ones, that's not enough yet.

What happened? The live streaming platform Twitch now sued two Hate Raiders and thus refers to clear position: HAT is not desired on our platform.

As a reminder: on the 01 . September, many, especially smaller Streamer under the Hasthag adayofftwitch protested against Twitch, since the supposedly nothing against Hate Raids companies. This cost Twitch around 1 million spectators. The strike has apparently sat, because now the responsible persons attack and complain to some of the perpetrators.

Two Hate Raiders are sued: They should never use Twitch again

The requires Twitch: in your opinion regarding the indictment (via scribd.com) against the supposed two Hate Raiders, Creatineoverdose and Cruzzontrol calls the platform a hard prohibition: Both users should be prevented with an injunction, Twitch ever to use.

The order also includes the aid to Hate Raids and Hate Botting, ie sharing your bot codes. In addition, the company demands the takeover of the court costs and damages.

So far, there has been no legal proceedings yet. Whether the lawsuit will be successful, must still show. Twitch himself wants to send a clear sign against hatred on the platform. They do not scratch back in front of this means.

Is the lawsuit too hard? In an opinion mention the responsible persons of Twitch, why it has to come to such a hard measure.

We work hard on improved detection of spell bypass on Channel Level and other account improvements to make Twitch a safer place for streamer.

Eurogamer (via Eurogamer.com)

The problem: Operators of Hate Raids will again and again manage to bypass these banns. Alternatively, simply enter your codes for chatbots to the next user. That's why Twitch now attacks a lawsuit that perpetrators can not handle that easily.

Find affected persons: Twitch has to do more

Via Twitter, Twitch announced a new feature last night. Streamer should be able to plan their advertising blocks. For Twitch and the streamer a profit, but users do not help. And those who worry about the Hate Raids, not:

Nice to see where your priorities are. Streamer are threatened, addresses betrayed and attacked racist and transhiping. But do not worry, we now have a promotional manager.

@Anniekrevice Via Twitter

Thanks for a feature after nobody asked. How about some features to tackle Hate Raids and Bots? They are still everywhere to find and their power against it.

@Astar Games via Twitter

Thus, Twitch responds to those affected: in a further message (via PC-Gamer.com), Twitch assures that the solution of the problem with Hate RAIDs and Bots currently have a top priority.

But what do you think are the attempts from Twitch enough or do it needs another approach to become the problem of this problem?

Want to know how the dayoffwitch has expired in detail, then look here: Twitch: Small Streamer make protest, big streamer make cash - adayoffwitch