I'm not sure how does being harsh and swearing all over, benefit you in any way, and you are just unable to do a family friendly stream. I'm sorry, but as far as I know, you are above 40, you should be a trustworthy and serious adult. However, that doesn't mean you couldn't have fun or anything, but I'm pretty sure you are aware of that this community contains many underages as well.

As if people under 13 should even be on open forums anyway? I admit I never saw it that way when I was younger, but there really is no language regulation on the forum anyway, so I don't see where your family friendly argument falls into play on that front. Not to mention the fact that while it's not technically possible to enforce this, Childrens Online Privacy Act here in the U.S. makes it illegal for any site to endorse or allow people under 13 from being on the site.
At any rate, your accusation of lack of family friendly content is misguided. That logic implies that all the *games* would be family-friendly, of which a lot aren't. Would it make sense in the mainstream world to have a  family friendly stream of Call of Duty for example?
There's a reason for an esrb rating system for mainstream games. There's a reason that we have a free and open internet, because we trust that people will make good judgement as to what to allow kids to watch, just as you would use the pg/pg13/rated r on your tv guide. No one's saying you must watch the stream, so if it's not your thing then that's totally fine. Don't ruin it for people who like the stuff, not everything has to be a Disney Channel. And you need not even watch the stream to participate in one of these giveaways. So yeah, I'd say that was pretty unwarranted.

No, full playthrough straight through. Bring on the mountain Dew and coffee.

  I'm joking, please don't believe me.

  Also I don't get where this family friendly stuff is coming from. It's trusted everyone on this forum is 13 years old and older. As well, as the prior post mentioned, this is an open internet where most legal content is put in in some way or form. We rather not restrict the creativity of a content creator in any way, but appreciate if the person gives warning on their content (which the poster did put up).

  If you can't watch this stream, doesn't Liam still have one going for the giveaway at December 1?

@5, underages are people under 18.

I'm going to have to agree with Jack on this one. If it offends you that much, don't watch it. Plain and simple. For me, it's fine. I don't say any of the words they use, but the words they say really don't bother me. I've heard worse words than the F word and s**t

@12 Ok thank you. I'll have to make sure I actually show up

@Moonwalker, Family friendly? Do you know that people under age 18 also sware curse words. I am around the age of 15 and I have heard many such words. It all depends on your thinking.
As someone earlier said, if you can't handle hearing such words then don't watch the stream. I, too have heard sware words but I don't get much affected by it. I might hear them but I don't use them myself.
It's been proved again and again that maturity level doesn't depend on age but on your thinking.
If the person wanted he wouldn't have even worned but he did and has also provided an alternate source for those who would like to use that. So I see no point in talking about family friendly things. There are many things in the internet that aren't and you can't do anything about it.
Anyways, I think I  might check that second option out as the timings of EST and IST are not very close. Hmm... I think I spke enough.

@Moonwalker I see your point, but in that case those who are bothered by it can just as easily take the second option. Quite frankly I don't see many of those actual people coming out and objecting to the content yet, so for now I don't see a problem.

So it's forbidden to tell an opinion if it's not positive? Just had enough now.

@Karlitos:
Not a problem. If in any doubt, use the link on the stream page as it will prefill the tweet for you. For reference, though, you are sending a tweet publicly, not direct messaging it to your friends as sharing a tweet really is.

I don't think anyone said that, so let's look at post 3 to confirm you did a little more than that.

Ok, a bit edgy, but so far that's not quite teling an independent content creator what they should and shouldn't do. But it doesn't stop there.

Not only are you tryying to talk them into changing the way they do content that has worked for them thus far, but you are forgetting what a disclaimer is for. Most disclaimers say that the creator cannot be held responsible for the content falling into the wrong hands, i.e, it's not their problem if kids are listening and end up learning some, words, that they don't know when to and when not to use. AFterall,

There's your disclaimer right here on the thread. If someone gets a hold of the stream, it's not BSG's fault, it falls on the kids parents for letting them rome free on the internet unsupervised at too young an age.
Bottom line, you have a right to express an opinion, but as long as no true harm is done, you aren't in a position to tell a streamer what to do and what not to do. BSG does not have to bend over backwards and cater to all ages if they don't want to, and it is within their rights on a free and open internet. Trust me, the sentiment you are expressing has extended into the legal system of some dictatorships and it is not pretty, believe me.

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