The 21-year-old streamer Rani “Stable Ronaldo” received a long ban from Twitch on March 14th, according to his own statements. But he was unbanned after just 2 days. The player and streamer for the online shooter Fortnite explains the reason for the ban and why it has now been shortened.
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Streamer says: Twitch confused stuffed animal with real dog
This is the new development: Stable Ronaldo’s ban was lifted on Sunday, March 17th. lifted by Twitch. At this point he was banned for 2 days and 18 hours.
In a Twitch stream from Sunday, March 17th, Stable Ronaldo explains the reason for the ban and the unbanning.
According to Stable Ronaldo, he was banned from Twitch – and originally for a long time – because he mounted a plush toy and Twitch thought it was a real dog:
“Many of you have asked yourself: Why was I banned? Uhm. I was mounting a stuffed animal and they thought I was mounting a…dog.”
The streamer held the white plush dog into the camera and said that would be the last time viewers would see him.
He says the ban was actually much longer, but “we managed to bring it down.” He thanks Twitch for understanding that they made a mistake here.
What kind of clip was that? The clip that Stable Ronaldo could be referring to is probably this Twitch clip that was made 22 days ago. But it’s clear to see that this is a stuffed dog and not an Alinity situation.
Is Twitch really that stupid or is the streamer making fun of everyone?
This is what lies behind it: It is incomprehensible whether Twitch really made such a serious mistake and confused a stuffed animal with a living being – or whether Stable told Ronaldo a strange story and he was actually banned and unbanned for a trifle.
Ronaldo is exploiting a weak point in the system here: Twitch does not publish the length of the ban or the reason for the ban, but rather leaves it to the streamer what he tells his viewers about a ban.
In the past, streamers like Disguised Toast have lied to their viewers and the public about the length and reason for a ban in order to get attention.
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