As expected, Twitch has modified its new ‘politics and sensitive social issues’ rules, and nobody is happy with the changes | Gaming

Less than a week after rolling out a new rule requiring streams covering “politics and sensitive social issues” to carry a content classification label, Twitch has modified the policy to exempt streamers talking about their “lived experience.”

“We have made some updates to our policy language to better clarify what needs a “Politics and Sensitive Social Issues” Content Classification Label (CCL),” Twitch wrote on X. “We want to make clear that you don’t need to label your stream if you’re talking about your lived experience. We’ve made this clearer in our CCL guidelines, which are linked below. We’ve also clarified that a label is only required if discussion of the listed topics is the focus of the stream.

“Our goal here, as with any CCL, is to give viewers and brands more info…

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