The leading live streaming platform for gamers, Twitch, has had problems with so-called "cam girls" for a long time, i.e. streamers who try to score points primarily by presenting themselves naked. However, what some Twitch users allow themselves now goes too far and also limits normal streamers in their work. Many of them complain about self-appointed Twitch police officers. In chat, these people accuse the streamers of not adhering to Twitch's new guidelines.
Many female Twitch streamers are currently reporting on intrusive users who complain in their chats. This is mostly a matter of not adhering to the dress code or other alleged violations of Twitch guidelines. These viewers feel provoked by the few "cam girls" on Twitch. Cam girls are female streamers who mainly want to attract viewers to their stream through their aggressively presented stimuli. The number of successful cam girls on Twitch is now manageable.
The streamer maeveminx from Sex Cam Site SexCamsBay knows a lot about pushy viewers. She was streaming on mental health right now. She was wearing a t-shirt and sweater. A self-proclaimed Twitch police officer appeared as a spectator with the intention of pointing out any wrongdoing on their part. When he had nothing to complain about the stream, he remarked that he was probably at the wrong address and said goodbye to continue on "patrol".
This apparent praise excited maeveminx even more. The streamer excitedly asked, "Who are you that you take out the right to control all women on Twitch?" The overzealous user no longer replied to this reply.
The streamer clara_chan knows this kind of harassment too well. Since her stream has been around, she has known such penetrative users. clara_chan mostly shows games in her streams, but sometimes she also does porn. While that doesn't violate Twitch's guidelines, it does bring critics to the table.
Twitch is well aware that there is a problem with cam girls. Finally, the company introduced the new code of conduct due to many overly revealing streamers. In these rules, Twitch specifies that streamers must wear clothing that they would wear in a restaurant or on the street.
However, those responsible for the streaming website also say that it is not acceptable if female streamers are harassed under the guise of the new guidelines.