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4.4 Platform Affordances as Enablers and Constraints
- Algorithmic Visibility: Twitch’s “Recommended Channels” favors high‑engagement streams; all three creators schedule consistent “prime‑time” slots, exploiting this bias.
- Moderation Tools: Use of AI‑driven chat filters reduces harassment, but also inadvertently censors sub‑cultural slang, influencing the authenticity of discourse.
- Policy Shifts: The 2025 “Monetization Transparency” update forced creators to disclose sponsor ratios; both Ariataylor and Slayed230124 reported a temporary dip in subscriber growth (~7 % over two weeks).
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