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Is there any oversight?

Are there any?

To people who made the rules of bands, do they have any credentials or credibility

to having the correct knowledge

to make decisions like this?

Or is it just...

What do you define as credentials?

What I define is, I'm not sure what the requirements would be

or what the credibility you'd need for this position would be.

Do you need like a degree in humanities? Like what is it? I'm not sure, but it seems, I mean,

maybe some experience in the streaming life, some experience in, uh, people, uh, interactions,

people, people persons kind of stuff. I don't know, but it just seems completely unrealistic,

especially for some of these bands.

Like, they need to find a new system.

I still, no matter what anyone says about this is just capitalism, I think it's a cop-out

and I think it's a scapegoat.

I don't think one second of flashing something or one second of someone on your team saying

something hurts advertisers as badly as it would banning someone and

taking 30 days. I just don't think it does. There's no way that anyone would even see it for

to affect. I can't buy any of these audience. I think it's one of those things if something pops up

on accident or whatever and I think, you know, like intent matters, right?

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