Can you drink vodka while watching the Twitch Live Stream?

So if you do live stream on Twitch, can you drink vodka or is that forbidden? And if so, why?

Yes, there's a law against it. I'm surprised that you haven't heard of it yet. May be due to the vodka. Oh yes, it means, while ", poor Germany.

This is forbidden because they don't abuse alcohol or other drugs, sex violence, discrimination and so other illegal things - the zero tolerance policy

Do you mean that he drinks the questioner and therefore not up to date?

May I
Drinking alcohol while streaming?

Drinking alcohol or smoking is on the part
Twitch not banned. Only excessive alcohol consumption or the consumption of illegal drugs is strictly prohibited.

https://www.streamingguide.net/streaming-faq/#:~:text=Darf%20ich%20Alkohol%20beim%20Streamen,illegaler%20Drogen%20ist%20strikt%20verboten.

It's not forbidden, because after all there could be water in the bottle…

I regularly drink beer in front of the camera… (alcohol-free or just shandy, but at least)

Alcohol is forbidden in Arab countries, i.e. Illegal.

Are we here in Arabia?

Hm, you haven't said anything to me…

Just hasn't seen anyone until now.

Thank God no!

Then I don't understand your objection!

It would be new to me that Arab laws apply in Germany 🤦♂️

Is allowed, excessive consumption is forbidden, as long as you only turn on 1 but and drink a pilsner, everything is fine, if you have 30 bottles of vodka on your desk and you are half tipping off your chair, then Twitch has something against that.

Then call sources

So a little short to sip behind - but when you consider how much beer someone would have to drink for the same per thousand in order to remain sane. Does he have to tip at least one bottle on ex behind - from my point of view it might already be considered excessive. But there was also a complaint that TikTak or what it means for women to wear nice clothes and the poor guy was so turned on that he blamed sex addiction and bodily harm. Is rejected.

Source: Twitch terms and conditions

Show it to me and please link it precisely. And look at my answer

No, you have to be able to read the terms and conditions yourself - that is the minimum if you do research on the internet or want to engage in dialogues about such topics. You want to have a say - then you either have to read the complete terms and conditions and be able to deny what was said about me, or you will find out where it is yourself.

Stand up and say: "is not true at all, is wrong" - and then not saying anything right is not right either - and not right you say yes: is wrong.

Then you either have to read the complete terms and conditions and be able to deny what was said by me, or you will find out where it is.

I have - in my answer

and then not saying anything right is not right either - and not right you say yes: is wrong.

As I said above, read my answer. I quoted AND linked the community guidelines. Since you can't do that, touch your own nose - and say nothing wrong

Then you know the terms and conditions! Then why do you ask me to link them to you? It says "but not limited to", and furthermore "no exceptions for self-destructive behavior" - consuming alcohol every day for fun to show off - is absolutely negligent. And I wrote: So a little short to sip behind

but it seems like it happens more regularly with someone.

I don't care how you interpret it, you are welcome to argue with twitch, that's too superficial for me.

Sorry, but a little drink every now and then is not excessive. As long as you don't completely shoot yourself, it's okay - according to their guidelines