Twitch’s CEO sees a future where permabans are reversed. Twitch seems to be loosening its restrictions on permabans. Twitch is one of the biggest platforms on the entire internet and has grown a lot since its inception. The platform began as a place for people to broadcast games to other people, but has grown to include IRL streams, elaborate productions with game shows and events, and much more. Creativity is encouraged and you don’t really have to be put in any kind of creative box, so long as you’re not being overly lewd. It’s a platform where people with no budget or a massive budget can thrive. Some of the biggest streamers don’t have anything beyond a nice computer and a webcam, but pull in more viewers than some television broadcasts.However, Twitch hands out bans pretty liberally. Sometimes it’s justified, sometimes it’s confusing and leaves people scratching their heads. Typically, they’re temporary and only last a handful of days, but sometimes they’re “permanent”. That could be changing, though. Twitch streamer Quin69 interviewed Twitch CEO Dan Clancy and stated that the company is looking to find a way to give users who were permabanned a “second chance”. Clancy noted that they
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