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Yes, the issue isn't that the organizer's friend (zreitdl) was invited. That's his right. The question is how Yar, who quickly gained popularity by commentating on other people's games, treats his audience, because he could just as quickly lose it. I think it's wrong to be happy on his stream about banning people left and right. Merlin gave good advice: to think about his attitude towards the audience, which ultimately determines the streamer's position in a conditional ranking.
Take, for example, the universally loved Tvarina, who used to get emotional quite easily, but after 5-10 minutes would try to smooth things over, because despite his large audience, he valued his Community and would periodically unban participants in conflicts. (Yar, don't even think about unbanning me – I don't need that).
Therefore, I'm just asking you to think about your attitude and the responsibility that comes with it. Unlike other skilled players, it's much harder for you to maintain viewer engagement, because it's only at its peak during other people's tournament games.
Take, for example, the universally loved Tvarina, who used to get emotional quite easily, but after 5-10 minutes would try to smooth things over, because despite his large audience, he valued his Community and would periodically unban participants in conflicts. (Yar, don't even think about unbanning me – I don't need that).
Therefore, I'm just asking you to think about your attitude and the responsibility that comes with it. Unlike other skilled players, it's much harder for you to maintain viewer engagement, because it's only at its peak during other people's tournament games.