Dr. Disrespect permanently banned from Twitch

Sexting with a minor with intent to meetup at Twitchcon. No evidence to back it up, but it's got a lot of people in the industry responding and seems like this might be it.


So the guy who tweeted it was former account director of strategic partnerships at twitch, so they’d definitely be in the know about why, not like it was some low level imp, this is gonna be very interesting to see unfold
 
So the guy who tweeted it was former account director of strategic partnerships at twitch, so they’d definitely be in the know about why, not like it was some low level imp, this is gonna be very interesting to see unfold

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Jake seriously... I get it, its a hot topic but this has been settled, no wrongdoing was acknowledged and they paid out the whole contract.

ooof
 
So the guy who tweeted it was former account director of strategic partnerships at twitch, so they’d definitely be in the know about why, not like it was some low level imp, this is gonna be very interesting to see unfold

It was never interesting to start with. I can't believe people even watch this stuff.
 
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So the guy who tweeted it was former account director of strategic partnerships at twitch, so they’d definitely be in the know about why, not like it was some low level imp, this is gonna be very interesting to see unfold

Yeah, and their talking about it now allegedly because a 4 year non-disclosure agreement just expired.
 
Zero evidence, claims on social media are worthless.

In a court of law.

But the way people choose to reply to an allegation can lean in favour or away from an allegation.

You don't have to reply to someone talking trash about you. But when you do reply and it's vague then you've volunteered that there's truth in the accusation and you're not willing to state you're clean.

If an NDA just expired I'm thinking he doesn't dare give a full straight denial and he doesn't dare ignore it either because it's a person who really knows the details.
 
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In a court of law.

But the way people choose to reply to an allegation can lean in favour or away from an allegation.

You don't have to reply to someone talking trash about you. But when you do reply and it's vague then you've volunteered that there's truth in the accusation and you're not willing to state you're clean.

If an NDA just expired I'm thinking he doesn't dare give a full straight denial and he doesn't dare ignore it either because it's a person who really knows the details.
I have no idea what you are talking about. There's zero evidence being given, I don't really care about this situation at all but anything twitch staff say I'm going to assume is slanted from the perspective of people working at a very questionable company with dubious morals. I'm certainly not going to immediately assume guilt on the other side regardless of the response.

Doc, who I'm not a fan of by any means hasn't really addressed it from what little I've seen. It just screams "slow news week" on the drama channels at this point.
 
So if the dude was doing something suspect with minors are Twitch not obliged by law to report it to the police? Cant see how you can get away with something like via a deal tbh
 
I have no idea what you are talking about. There's zero evidence being given, I don't really care about this situation at all but anything twitch staff say I'm going to assume is slanted from the perspective of people working at a very questionable company with dubious morals. I'm certainly not going to immediately assume guilt on the other side regardless of the response.

Doc, who I'm not a fan of by any means hasn't really addressed it from what little I've seen. It just screams "slow news week" on the drama channels at this point.

What are you on about.

Someone who isn't a nobody made a statement of fact and it hit Doc enough to reply without denying it.

Politicians reply like this every single day to give a non-reply to the question. But you can't non-reply without showing some of your hand, generally about what specifics you won't clarify.
 
So if the dude was doing something suspect with minors are Twitch not obliged by law to report it to the police? Cant see how you can get away with something like via a deal tbh

That's what I thought too but the ban happened before Twitchcon, no meeting took place and I'd guess he had a good enough legal team to fight this.

Doc ended up getting paid the rest of his twitch contract in exchange for him leaving Twitch, that much has been confirmed himself.
 
That's what I thought too but the ban happened before Twitchcon, no meeting took place and I'd guess he had a good enough legal team to fight this.

Doc ended up getting paid the rest of his twitch contract in exchange for him leaving Twitch, that much has been confirmed himself.
Also his response of "no wrongdoing was acknowledged" does not deny what he is accused of. The only thing I can think of is that he didn't know it was a minor. Also, it don't make sense to talk to a minor in the way he is accused of on twitch itself when no doubt a platform like Twitch would have access to all your personal messages. Who knows.
 
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