What Are The Changes To The Twitch Monetization Policy
The changes to the policy include a new revenue share form, tier system as well as supporting advertising. This means that content creators will have to run even more ads on their unsubscribers to get any means of financial stability. Not only that, the monetization changes include a reduced partnered creator content revenue from even their subscribers. This means that they will no longer earn 70% and instead will earn only 50%. These drastic changes have come as a total surprise to many. But for those of you that know of Engadget which was released recently, know that it is meant to get creators to run more ads frequently. However, this does come along with some more freedom for creators in exchange for the loss of money. This also comes with a probable drop in the exclusivity requirement. Thus allowing creators to stream videos on rival sites such as Facebook Gaming and Youtube. What do you think about the new Twitch monetization policy? Is it right or should it be changed back? Should content creators stay with Twitch or move on? Find out why Dr Disrespect was banned on Twitch here.
