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I wholeheartedly agree, fake not-live streams should be highlighted as that, and not put on the frontpage where the place is most ones that just want to look for an ASMR stream first go and take what pops in the eye because it's shown as live. It hurts actual live streamers that have to put in a lot of their private time and work to be "online" during these times, as well as neglecting the effort. Besides that "live" youtube content is neither live nor in accordance to twitchs own rules. That's not cool and not fair as well. Of course the creators of these videos might have put work and effort in the creation as well, but it shouldn't be advertised as "live" when it's not. The lack of clarification makes it in every sense false. To actually make it possible at all, that someone that puts a lot of work into it and streams live, is able to grow, they have to get the chance. #LiveOnlyForLiveStreamers and push to front page recommendations. It can't be in Twitchs nor the consumers interest that actual live content gets marginalized and eventually rooted out in advantage of reruns or youtube playlists.
Yep, my thinking. A clear separation between actual live content and recorded stuff should be done. It's always a pain to seek through content advertising as what you seek, but it's not.