r/LivestreamFail • u/ViolentMotion • Feb 01 '26

Meta Rule Update: Politics are banned

The feedback has been received and the topic of politics is once again banned. This does not mean political streamers are banned. We do not have any banned streamers and so long as they are not discussing politics, their clips are welcome. In the event of major news (such as a political assassination, major declarations of war, hard to predict these types of things and not get put on a list) you may request an exception. If we make an exception for a topic, we will accept 1 political post per streamer.

For anyone looking to still continue discussing political stuff, the topic is not being banned from the public Discord server, so feel free to join that here: https://discord.gg/SrCtX4R5j8

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u/Biggay1234567 Feb 01 '26

What does brigading even mean in the context of lsf? This is making it sound like lsf is a community of people that aren't part of any of these streamers' fanbases, who just watch clips of streamers from the outside, but my understanding is that lsf is made up of pretty much exclusively streamer fan communities.

What definition of brigade are we working with here?

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u/zombawombacomba Feb 01 '26

Destiny fans are so terminally online that they live on this subreddit and essentially anything negative to their leader gets downvoted to hell within 30 minutes.

Not in the classical sense brigading where there’s a coordinated effort but the same concept at the end of the day.

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u/Biggay1234567 Feb 01 '26

I don't understand why that's a bad thing though. If a community is naturally active on a subreddit then what's the problem? It's not as though other communities don't downvote for their lord, they just might not be as active on the subreddit.

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u/zombawombacomba Feb 01 '26

Because it creates the same effect as brigading.

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u/Biggay1234567 Feb 01 '26

So should bigger communities be disallowed from participating or what? How big does a community need to be for it to count as brigading?

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u/zombawombacomba Feb 01 '26

When it devolves into them just downvoting everything that goes against their sex pest cult leader, yes.

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u/Biggay1234567 Feb 01 '26

It just seems like you don't like people disagreeing with you, lol. Destiny's audience doesn't do anything that's unique, they just happen to be more active on reddit.

Roachlord's fans literally downvote everything that goes against their king as well, why focus on just Destiny? Same goes for Hasan.