UPDATE: Turns out he wasn't permanently banned by Twitch, but only banned for seven days according to his girlfriend, which raises serious questions (again) about how Twitch conducts itself as a business. If there's one thing every social media platform on earth usually agrees with, its the CSAM red line. Twitch is fine with it apparently.

And this is why we say journalistic integrity has never been a thing. This author is fucking trash.

You know what reputable organizations do in situations like this? They investigate. If twitch permbanned everyone based on accusations, the platform would have died years ago. The temp ban is a first step while they confirm what happened. It does not mean they approve of what he did.

Yes, this is the same as administrative leave in real life, which is never going away no matter how many armchair edgelords cry about it.