Psyche explains his chat moderation system, prioritizing comments from channel members with green names over non-members with black names due to limited attention span. This system allows him to focus on supportive community members.
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In this episode, Psyche discusses his approach to managing chat comments, distinguishing between channel members and non-members based on the color of their names in the chat. At ▶ 0:03, he mentions that individuals with black names are not supporters of the channel, and at ▶ 0:19, he clarifies that the term 'black name' refers to non-member status, not racial affiliation. He emphasizes the importance of becoming a member or gaining his trust to get their comments read, as seen at ▶ 0:59. Psyche also mentions the option of sending a super chat as an alternative at ▶ 1:00. The conversation is informal, with Psyche interacting with his audience and providing insight into his moderation approach, evident at ▶ 1:09 where he discusses not hiding non-member comments but rather focusing on member interactions.
The episode appears to highlight Psyche's efforts to balance community engagement with the constraints of his limited attention span. It suggests that he values interactions with supportive members of his community, as indicated by his willingness to read comments from members like Carolis Kate, despite potential disagreements. This approach continues the pattern of prioritizing meaningful interactions within his community.
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Yeah. So I don't expect guys I just like right now everybody with a black name that is not supporter of the channel. They don't have a membership. They've never donated and stuff like that. It's I just see a blur. I'm really paying attention because I have a limited attention span. I can just pay attention to members right now and subscribers. >> What you mean? What you mean a black name? Huh? What you mean? >> When their names when their names in black the names in black are just, you
know, people off the street and stuff like that. And so they're not a member. They're not a mod. And so and they just talk a bunch of all day. No, no, no. It's not It's not a racial thing. It's not a racial thing. I'm 100% against the racial stuff. It just means the name is in black and not it's not in um green or like I'll read Carolis Kate's comments and stuff like that. You know, she doesn't like me. But I'll I'll
read I'll read her comments because I see her name stands out cuz it's in this green color and says member, but if it's like I see all these black the people in the black names are just talking a bunch of all day. Okay, they they don't care. If you want to get if you want to have me read your comment and your name is in black, you're going to have to send a super chat or become a member or or get my trust and be a mod. But I'm not going to be reading those comments
anymore. You're just blurred out >> rather than hide you or have mods hide you. >> I'll be back. I'll be back. >> Okay. Love you though. I love you though.
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