It really irks me when I see people passing YouTube off as a lesser live streaming experience simply because the UI doesn't look like Twitch or doesn't operate the same way to "find" live streamers.
I think I have a reason for this, which hopefully makes sense to others.
Here's a handy visual for sharing of the info @Twitch released today to help educate streamers on the tools available to prevent hate raids.
"BUT WHY DON'T THEY...." questions are also answered in the FAQ - read more: https://t.co/ZNHyym5aDL
@Twitch@timthetatman I think it was pretty cool of @Twitch to say something. They didn't have to say anything at all, but they chose to be positive about the situation.
@SaturdayTwitch @JerichoBearicho @Twitch It's their revenue adjustment incentive for the locale adjusted sub revenue. If someone subscribes to you from an area whose local sub cost is less than $4.99US and you meet the baseline criteria, Twitch MIGHT give you an adjustment based on what you had averaged in 90 days