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Novaruu hasn’t been with Jenfoxx since December and doesn’t seem to be with any agency.
484 MGMT tagged Novaruu as working with then literally 3 days ago in their twitter.
She doesn’t follow them back or interact with them, so it seems like they are just using her pictures to grow.
Its the same thing with msfiiire, and people still saying that because of her being tagged, that she is working with that agency.
so thats why when i asked her if Emily Taylor is an impersonator in her Twitch chat she said no xDDDDD
Well if you supposed supporters or "fans" of hers would stop reporting her on whatever platforms she's on she wouldn't have to go platform to platform searching for a home where she can be herself and not be banned. I can understand people reporting her that don't agree with what she's doing but people that are reporting her that are downloading her porn videos and complaining that she doesn't have enough variety and that her filters suck but simultaneously make fun of her while trying to get her banned off the internet is something that I can never understand and I'm glad that I don't. You people are the worst. Besides a child molester or somebody that hurts children there's nothing more than I despise than a snitch. Especially somebody that snitches on somebody that they're a "supposed" fan of that want all their content, follow (or stalk) their private life or whatever. It's an oxymoron, IMO and pretty pathetic.
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There are some people who need to make up their minds whether they like her or not, but expecting something "good" on a site like this is asking too much hahaha. I hope she ends up streaming on Kick since Twitch banned her unjustly
Why injustly? It is looking like a perma, but anyone know the reason?
About her being banned I think I already told you before, in my case its a moral thing. If someone is doing something wrong I want the person to get punished, no matter who it is. Also reporting her its not snitching. Because snitching is if you had a aggrement with someone to keep a secret. If you see a crime happening and you call the cops, its that snitching? No, its just being moraly correct.
A "moral" thing that's pretty ridiculous coming from you. Well if that's the case then this forum has a rule against doxxing individuals. If you dox a person by publishing their personal info ( you know like their license plate or their name) that's an automatic ban which you obviously know. Yet that didn't stop you from doing it anyway after your first attempt of publishing msfiiire's "alleged" boyfriend's information got deleted by the mods. Your strong "morals" didn't stop you from wanting the public to find out more about this individual even though you knew it was against the rules and that it was "morally" wrong. I mean you know it's "morally" wrong because if someone were to publish your public identity including your license plate ( if you even have one, that is) you would report this person to the mods in the hopes that they would get banned, as they should.
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As far as calling the cops to report a crime yes you should if that crime hurts the general public. Doxxing also hurts the general public because you're publishing a person's personal information on the internet on a public forum where any random person can look further into the details and possibly confront this person and cause harm to this person, msfiiire, as well as others. So should the mods or any of the other users of this forum contact the authorities because you caused a potential thread to a private citizen? I mean that would be the "moral" thing to do right?
As far as Msfiire violating rules what rules did she violate? I'm really talking specifically on twitch? Because twitch never gave a reason. She grinded on a pillow for 2 and a half hours but grinding ( at the time) wasn't against TOS which is why she did it. To use your example of calling the cops on somebody committing a crime it wasn't against twitch's TOS and also her grinding on a pillow doesn't really cause harm to the general public or anyone else. It doesn't cause twitch any harm if they hadn't of banned her it's not like the government would have shut down twitch lol. Msfiiire didn't rob or physically hurt anyone or violate any rules ( on twitch at least, as far as I know) so reporting her falsely is even worse.
Its not doxxing to show a public profile with public pictures, its public infomation, get educated on that. And second, because I know it was not doxing it was not morally wrong, my moral was on point the whole time. And also my moral is acording to what I believe, what its morally wrong for you doesnt mean it is for me. So you saying
thats the pretty ridiculous thing. And btw the pictures that I posted with her bf are all on this thread so it clearly was not a problem with that.
As I said before, there was no doxing showing a picture that its even print FROM HER LIVESTREAM where she showed her pictures with him. So all in this message of your its just nonsense.
It was against TOS, it was in the rules still that any action representing a sexual act was still worth a ban. And its not like twitch will give a reason to the public, how can you even state that twitch never gave a reason? it can have give a reason to her, you dont know that. And it does cause harm to twitch, to advertisers, that why literally a few hours ago twitch change the guidelines again to prohibit basically all this soft porn on the platform again. I never said she did anything to harm other. Places have rules you know? Apparently you have a lot of hate against rules, because if you are using a platform you gotta follow the rules, doesnt matter if you think its right or not, but she did broke twitch rules, MANY TIMES so you saying "falsely reporting" its even more ridiculous, specially because even if people false report, it would not make her get banned because twitch doesnt have automated moderation, its all human, so her getting banned its a 100% proof that a human that works on twitch saw her stream and agreed that she was breaking the rules.
No that's the literal definition of snitching. Reporting or "telling" about a crime that had nothing to do with you is called snitching. If you're the one directly harmed it's a different thing of course.
Now go back to your slapfight with the other guy.
When you get banned on Twitch for the first time, you're placed under review for a while. I've heard it can be up to 6 months under review. She got banned because of the grinding stream, and the reports on subsequent streams carried more weight because she was in this review period. Apart from the grinding stream, she didn't do anything different from other streamers, so in my opinion, I don't think she should be banned. I don't know if you've seen it, but the new trend on Twitch is a camera under a transparent chair hahaha
I believe they are not allowing that type of content anymore. I don’t watch twitch but I think I saw something on Reddit.
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Is there a school of thought that if you prevent these women from making money on a platform like twitch, they’ll have to put more effort into onlyfans to support their Starbucks addiction?