DISCUSSIONS on “Rules for online games in HoMM3 and formulas for calculating player rating.”

5. Viewers are prohibited from giving advice to the streaming player during the game, drawing their attention to any moments that the player has not noticed, or directing their actions.

Yeah, prohibit SC2-TV commentators from giving advice in streams. :D Or what other options are there?
Prohibit the streamer from reading the chat? Or they can read it, but they can't use the tips:D

I understand that if you give your opponent the green light for a stream, you automatically allow them to use the chat for tips.

Recently, during a stream of one player, I noticed that he regularly got distracted by communicating in Ace or some other chat with another gamer. And after communicating, he made very successful decisions. In essence, two people were playing - one performed the physical work - moved the creatures, the second was the brain center. In general, in a situation where player A is streaming specifically for player B, no prohibitions will help. Also, as with opening saves, everything depends on the player's honesty. And where is the line between tips and interference in the game?

I see only one solution: either I give my opponent permission to stream with all the consequences, or I don't. Other nuances will only complicate the rule, and it is practically impossible to come up with a mechanism that would allow controlling all of this.

And also: for example, Tvaryna actively uses the chat. He gets a certain benefit from the advisors, but how much nerves and time are taken up by newbies, idiots, inadequate people, spammers, and trolls. So, he pays a certain price for the help from the chat. And to reduce the opportunity to communicate with the chat, you need to ask Baratortch to add a chess clock to the module. :)