Live Streamers Bulge

Wow nice thick dick!

I don't think I understand how robotstreamer works though?
Every time I go there cams are just offline, except for like 5 on the left (Dr. Mario always seems to be there). There is no "Live" section or way to see who is online? I've subbed to a bunch of them from this thread but there seems to be no way of knowing who is streaming. Am I missing something?
 
Wow nice thick dick!

I don't think I understand how robotstreamer works though?
Every time I go there cams are just offline, except for like 5 on the left (Dr. Mario always seems to be there). There is no "Live" section or way to see who is online? I've subbed to a bunch of them from this thread but there seems to be no way of knowing who is streaming. Am I missing something?
You're not missing anything. The only real reason to follow is to receive email updates when they're online. And yes, they are random and you'll only see those that are live show up. Most times it's a bit quiet.
 
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Wow nice thick dick!

I don't think I understand how robotstreamer works though?
Every time I go there cams are just offline, except for like 5 on the left (Dr. Mario always seems to be there). There is no "Live" section or way to see who is online? I've subbed to a bunch of them from this thread but there seems to be no way of knowing who is streaming. Am I missing something?
Nice streams on robotstreamer are very rare, the site is usually either dead quiet, or used by degenerates that use atleast three slurs per sentence.
 
I have seen some sleep streamers getting banned from streaming even without showing anything. I have worked on categorizing twitch chats before and labeling them as either sexual, doxing, violence, racist, etc. I have a feeling their ban is caused by the sexual comments they get and therefore their streams are detected by the chat/comments evaluators and therefore categorised by YouTube as sexual and violating their policy. This is all speculation but if you want your live streamers to be able to stream more, I suggest avoiding anything too sexual when commenting or chatting.
 
I have seen some sleep streamers getting banned from streaming even without showing anything. I have worked on categorizing twitch chats before and labeling them as either sexual, doxing, violence, racist, etc. I have a feeling their ban is caused by the sexual comments they get and therefore their streams are detected by the chat/comments evaluators and therefore categorised by YouTube as sexual and violating their policy. This is all speculation but if you want your live streamers to be able to stream more, I suggest avoiding anything too sexual when commenting or chatting.
There was a rule, I don't know if it's still a thing, but you were forbidden to sleep on stream on twitch for whatever reason. A lot of bigger streamer got a pass for it tho.
 
There was a rule, I don't know if it's still a thing, but you were forbidden to sleep on stream on twitch for whatever reason. A lot of bigger streamer got a pass for it tho.
Sorry if I was not clear. I'm referring to YouTube streams too and I just used my experience on twitch for my assumption.
 
I have seen some sleep streamers getting banned from streaming even without showing anything. I have worked on categorizing twitch chats before and labeling them as either sexual, doxing, violence, racist, etc. I have a feeling their ban is caused by the sexual comments they get and therefore their streams are detected by the chat/comments evaluators and therefore categorised by YouTube as sexual and violating their policy. This is all speculation but if you want your live streamers to be able to stream more, I suggest avoiding anything too sexual when commenting or chatting.
It’s always the idiots in the comments sections ruining it for the rest of us.
People: DONT COMMENT ON VIDEOS TELLING THE UPLOADER HIS DICK IS SHOWING
 
I know this makes it harder for them to be found and runs opposite to what the streamer wants (viewers) but they need to stop putting "sleep" in their stream titles as well. YouTube would be dummies if "sleep stream" and all its variables weren't red flagged upon posting.

Onesie Streamer would probably be fine today still if he didn't switch his streams to sleep streams. I also agree that comments can get a video banned as I've seen it happen back in the day on Twitch live streams.

For those who really want to break the rules on YouTube you gotta get creative to avoid bans and you have to let the people find you; believe us we will eventually. Or... have about 20 emails ready for new accounts.