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At this point, I absolutely can believe it. Twitch has still not done anything meaningful about this issue.
This issue may have been posted in 2020, but I've been around chats dealing with this individual for at least a year prior to that. So it's been what I estimate to be at least almost 4 years that this has been going on with no solution or known action from Twitch to help.
Twitch doesn't care. Twitch has abandoned us. It's not of any monetary value to Twitch to address this issue. Make no mistake, Twitch may be the preferred streaming platform we all use, but they are still a subsidiary of Amazon, Amazon is owned by Jeff Bezos, and Jeff Bezos has way too much money for us to count as people to him; we couldn't possibly matter less to them.
A community that plays Mario games getting endlessly harassed by an individual with the capability to side step all of their current ban methods is of no concern to them, and not even remotely a threat to Amazon's or Twitch's bottom line.
Every streamer that mains a Mario game and all of their viewers could stop using Twitch forever tomorrow, and it would not even put a dent in their pockets.
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It's simply astonishing that this idea still exists in an ignored state 1 year and 8 months after its creation; and it's been even more years since the community-wide harassment from ManOfSteel began.
I'd like to point out that this idea has the third-most upvotes out out 96 ideas in the Community Guidelines category, this comment will put it at 42 comments (clearly an idea with this much attention has some merit), and yet in all this time, not a single bit of meaningful action from Twitch. Not even an acknowledgement that this problem not only exists, but has been relentlessly ongoing for a significant and unacceptable amount of time.
What can we do?
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I think that's an incredibly bad idea. Not only is it bad form to stoop to the same level of the harassment we've been facing, but it would be towards people who aren't at all at fault, whose only relation to this is that that they are the big streamers Twitch does care about (which doesn't make them involved in this harassment at all), and they have such massive chats that that sort of botting not only already happens, but doesn't put even a dent in their day compared to us.
This would not work at all, quite frankly, and those large streamers don't deserve to catch flack just because they are highly successful in their career. Some of them may deserve to catch flack for other legit bad things they've done, but not for this, and not like that.