Comment:

Duplicates and their banning

I take issue with your statement that banned broadcasters or users are likely to be banned again if they return with a new ID or IP. In my experience, this is not the general case. I see many instances where banned broadcasters are allowed to continue with new IDs, and I doubt whether the majority of broadcasters are using VPNs to disguise their IP.

On a related issue, I have also seen it reported that CB does not allow ‘duplicates’, i.e. the same cam feed with more than one active online CB ID. However, I can’t actually find anything in the Rules that disallow such simulcast duplicates, and CB will be aware that many broadcasters are split-camming anyway (i.e. on more than one cam site), so CB is powerless to enforce any kind of exclusivity. It is possible CB would prefer not to see CB duplicates, but is deliberately ignoring them or is not aware how many duplicates exist. If CB started banning simulcast duplicates, the number of permanent bans would rocket above their current rate – about 600 to 700 permanent bans per annum I would estimate, and that figure is probably on the low side).

I don’t have a problem with CB duplicates, btw – I can see there is a balance of advantage and disadvantage for the broadcaster.

No we are stating that after a ban / permanent ban is placed on an old account, the new account if there is no change of ID or IP are normally banned.

IF a user is using multiple ID’s and also changing their IP then Chaturbate will normally allow them on as there is no link to the old account that has been banned. Only if Chaturbate spots or a viewer spots that they are the same person do the new account receive a ban also.

Chaturbate has stated in the past that a model is not allowed to broadcast on multiple accounts at the same time, unless the viewing angle is changed between accounts can this (maybe) allowed. Some models do broadcast from multiple accounts either on their own (different webcam / viewing angle) or with other models.

Chaturbate have also stated that when multi-broadcasting you are not allowed to state where you are broadcasting ie to another site, which you can understand due to another site being the competition.

Hope this clarifies the situation.

Emma
CBRules