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I just made Affiliate today. Seeing this makes me think about limiting my channel viewers to 18+ indefinitely. This would impact my (and your) ability to reach a wider audience. I would like to be able to choose whether I run these ads at all. Twitch restricts violence in video games but doesn't give the option to restrict recruitment for violence in real life?
anoCaono above puts it better than I can:
"Twitch already has rules and regulations against overly sexual and violent content. Even going so far as to ban partnered streamers for slip ups while livestreaming. Why do we allow the overt violence of war to be advertised to young children?
As an Airborne Veteran I understand some of the true costs of service, and it is not at all like the video games military advertisements pretend they are."