I've been streaming on Twitch for 12 years, Partnered for over 10.
I have severe asthma and my partner is immunocompromised.
I went to every TwitchCon up to and including 2019. Obviously when Covid-19 hit, I had to prioritize my and my partner's health, and I haven't been since.
While I still don't support TwitchCon, or any conventions, while the pandemic is ongoing, as they are super-spreader events (including the travel, eating together, ubers, bars, let alone the close-quarters conventions), if TwitchCon is going to happen anyway, I believe N95 (or better) masks must be a minimum at all times at the actual convention.
You obviously can't control what people do in airports/airplanes, ubers, bars, hotels, etc., but having people keep their covid/colds/flus (etc.) to themselves while at TwitchCon should be a minimum for accessibility of the event.
I've been streaming on Twitch for 12 years, Partnered for over 10.
I have severe asthma and my partner is immunocompromised.
I went to every TwitchCon up to and including 2019. Obviously when Covid-19 hit, I had to prioritize my and my partner's health, and I haven't been since.
While I still don't support TwitchCon, or any conventions, while the pandemic is ongoing, as they are super-spreader events (including the travel, eating together, ubers, bars, let alone the close-quarters conventions), if TwitchCon is going to happen anyway, I believe N95 (or better) masks must be a minimum at all times at the actual convention.
You obviously can't control what people do in airports/airplanes, ubers, bars, hotels, etc., but having people keep their covid/colds/flus (etc.) to themselves while at TwitchCon should be a minimum for accessibility of the event.