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Felu
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Healthchef | Chess Enjoyer YT: https://t.co/ez67y8zvcp KICK: https://t.co/DEaybyZTOM TWITCH: https://t.co/SSpgqSlW4h IG: felufit
Katılım Mayıs 2020
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I really hope Ferrari is not going down the Jaguar route. This car looks awful
Reuters@Reuters
Ferrari unveiled its first fully electric car, taking a high-stakes leap into EVs even as rivals including Porsche and Lamborghini scale back their ambitions amid weak demand reut.rs/4dAyIeg
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I don't get it. If Twitch can differentiate between valid and invalid traffic, why can't they just delete the botted views from the live view count instead of implementing some weird cap system?
Zach Bussey 🇨🇦@zachbussey
Twitch's viewership cap for streamers persistently viewbotting will be based on their valid traffic and historical patterns. Viewership over the cap will not be counted, including valid traffic such as Raids, during the period they are subject to the cap.
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1400 ELO is starting to feel like a prison😭… how did you break through it?
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Kick just sent 10,000 viewers over $100,000 worth of KICK's as a small thank you for being at the heart of our communities and we’re going to keep doing this every single week.
Being the best platform for streamers matters, but being the best platform for viewers matters just as much.
The people who show up every day to support creators, clip moments, chat, watch streams and build communities are what make Kick special.
Each week 10,000 “top viewers” are selected based on positive community signals as a way for us to give back to the people who help make streaming communities thrive.
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I average 150-170ccv, and I'm nowhere near close to making thousands of dollars a month. You need at least 1000ccv to make a reliable income in the thousands.
yoxic@yoxics
Jynxzi breaks down how small streamers with just 100 Twitch viewers can make thousands of dollars a month and become a full-time content creator 😳
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@BijanTehrani @kick Can you not just simply remove the bots from channels? I don't get why this is still such a big problem.
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Major @kick update!
We’re leveling the playing field on discovery
Testing “For You” for a week, then defaulting to algo instead of promoting high-to-low viewer streams across platform.
Kick will be nerfing discovery for streams with inorganic activity
Couple more surprises up our sleeve the next few weeks…
Kick takeover is officially on the way ✅
KICK@kick
find your next fav streamer with the new front page algo
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@Alexarmstrong People who make these vague posts should be deleted from the platform
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Young people massively underestimate how their public social media can kill high-paying job offers
I have personally seen 5 offer letters pulled in NY over social media content. All were 300k plus total comp roles. Real cases
If you are aiming for 85k forever, you are probably fine
If you want bigger things, read this
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@Real_JordanK The answer is quite simple. Your content is bad and that's why nobody watches it
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@ashnichrist "The streamer had nothing to do with it". Do people really believe this?
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Viewbotters do not care about this.
Here’s what they will do.
1. Sell “burst and rest” packages (explainable bursts for events, front page etc)
2. Inflate slowly so viewership never looks suspicious (chat bots, social media bots etc still build perception of real community)
3. Watch for CCV discrepancies on known botted channels to reverse-engineer where the detection threshold sits
4. Treat the cap as a cost of doing business, not an existential threat
Twitch thinks this changes the ROI on viewbots because it holds streamers accountable = they are less likely to bot
But a lot of botting is done to streamers by third parties or community members who mean well. The streamer had nothing to do with it
So Twitch’s best-case outcome is capping a lot of innocent channels, generating appeals they have no transparent process for
while sophisticated botting operations keep moving.
I have empathy, this is tough to solve & they are trying
Twitch Support@TwitchSupport
A note on our work to combat viewbotting, from CEO Dan Clancy: There’s been a lot of discussion recently about viewbotting on Twitch, and I wanted to share an update on our enforcement efforts. Viewbotting is bad for our business. We don't benefit from it, and we believe it harms the creator ecosystem overall. However, effectively combatting viewbotting is challenging. As we deploy updates to our real-time detection algorithms, viewbotting companies quickly respond with updates to avoid detection. Also, our detection systems must be precise to ensure that legitimate viewers are appropriately counted. Today, we’re introducing a new enforcement type that we plan to roll out over the next few weeks. For channels identified as persistently viewbotting, we will apply a cap to the streamer’s CCV for a fixed period of time, on all of the Twitch surfaces. The cap will be based upon historical data regarding that creator’s non-viewbotted traffic. Repeated violations will result in longer penalties. Streamers will be notified when an enforcement is applied, along with the duration of the penalty, and can appeal through the appeals portal. While streamers will be notified, we will not make a follow-on announcement when we begin issuing these enforcements, and will not publicly share details about when and where these enforcements are applied. Unfortunately, providing details simply makes it easier for companies to work around our interventions. We believe this approach will help us make meaningful progress against viewbotting. We will continue refining our systems and expand when we apply these enforcements over time. - Dan Clancy
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