The Campfire
Twitch rules
How we keep the campfire a good place to sit. These are the house rules for VÆL streams — Twitch’s own Terms of Service always apply on top.
The room
Be decent
Kind, respectful, still real — same as the stream. Disagreement is fine. Personal attacks, harassment, and piled-on pile-ons are not.
No hate
Racism, slurs, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ableism, or any content targeting people for who they are gets you timed out or banned. No exceptions, no “it was a joke.”
Keep it about the fire
This channel isn’t for politics, drama farming, or other creators’ beef. Take that somewhere else.
Chat
Don’t spam
No wall of caps, copy-paste, emoji floods, sound-alert bait, or repeating the same line until someone notices. One message is enough.
No self-promo
Don’t drop your channel, Discord, or links unless you’re asked. Raids and shoutouts come from the stream, not from chat ads.
Spoilers & backseating
If we’re playing something, don’t spoil it. Unsolicited “you should do X” is fine once; repeating it after a no is not.
Language
English, Hungarian, and whatever else the room is speaking that night are all welcome — as long as it stays readable and not a wall of noise.
The stream
Requests
Song and set requests are welcome when the stream is in that mode. No guarantees — the room comes first.
Follow Twitch
Nudity, illegal content, ban evasion, and anything that breaks Twitch ToS is an instant ban. Don’t make the channel carry that.
Privacy
Don’t share anyone’s personal info — including your own if you wouldn’t want it on a recording. No leaking real names, workplaces, or locations.
Mods have the final call in chat. If something feels off, whisper a mod or use Twitch’s report tools.