Destiny slams Twitch's transparency with TOS issues, calls it one of the 'hardest-to-understand' companies

sportskeeda.com:

Steve Kenneth "Destiny" Bonnell II is seemingly irritated over Twitch's moderation and transparency, as evidenced by his recent rant.

The streamer was in conversation with esports journalist Rod "Slasher" Breslau and ended up releasing pent-up frustration at the way Twitch has been handling its content creators and moderating itself.

Over the past few weeks, top Twitch creators have been streaming themselves watching copyrighted media. The act has been the subject of many debates, as it could potentially wreak havoc on others if companies decide to take site-wide action for the same.

During Destiny's recent stream, he had a conversation with Breslau wherein he directed his anger towards Twitch for being confusing to work with in terms of their TOS policies.

Destiny said,

The streamer then brought up a recent incident where multiple streamers (starting with Hasan "HasanAbi" Piker) were banned from the platform for saying "cracker."

Frustrated, Destiny continued,

He further added,

Bonnell's entire rant was prompted by a conversation he had with Slasher moments before, regarding Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, a staff member for Twitch.

Bonnell and djWHEAT have quite a bit of tension between them, spanning more than a few years. Slasher is a friend of both Bonnell and djWHEAT and attempted to soothe things over by asking Bonnell to make up with him, stating that he does "tow the line" sometimes.

This immediately set Bonnell off, hitting back at Slasher's claims and pointing out Twitch's inconsistencies, according to him.

Several Reddit users commented in agreement with Bonnell's take, but some brought up how there's supposedly a reason Twitch stays inconsistent with their bans.

Bonnell's line about "multiple premium partners" streaming