Nach ihrem Angriff auf die TwitchCon sagte Emiru, die Streaming-Plattform habe zugestimmt, 100.000 US-Dollar an eine Wohltätigkeitsorganisation zum Schutz vor Gewalt zu spenden: „Ich wollte, dass es eine Art öffentliche Resolution gibt.“

    https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/after-her-twitchcon-assault-emiru-says-the-streaming-platform-has-agreed-to-donate-usd100k-to-a-violence-protection-charity-i-wanted-there-to-be-some-kind-of-public-resolution/

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    1. chocolatchipcookie2 on

      twitch got off cheap. this was a chance for change, now it will be swept under the rug again. just waiting for it to happen again

    2. fastingslowlee on

      Eh I would’ve wanted that 100k in my pockets not some dumb charity.

    3. PanicSwtchd on

      Based on her statements it was clear she was going to sue them but after realizing that would mean things would get brushed under the rug and NDAs, she opted to make a list of demands including donations to charity and Twitch agreed.

    4. Galahad_the_Ranger on

      The fucked up part is, the way Twitch sees it they just put a price on assault, and 100k is pocket change for them so they have zero motivation to actually do something about it

    5. Skeletor-P-Funk on

      Twitch’s worth is estimated to be $46 billion dollars. This is literally just a drop in the bucket for them, 0.006% of the 1.8 billion dollars they made last year (2024), and the assault will just be swept under the rug. No change, no tangible consequences, no accountability, not even a guarantee of future security for the people attending their events.

    6. TheWarriorsLLC on

      Can’t wait for the next assault next year since this is a for show and not going to change anything. 

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