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Inside the world of live-sellers: Banned words and supervised by AI

The realm of live-selling is a competitive and demanding landscape, where the line between easy money and potential pitfalls is often blurred. Recent discussions between social media personality Xiaxue (@xiaxue) and fellow live streamer Yin Peiying (@officially.poopa) shed light on the realities of this industry. For some, live-streaming offers an alluring opportunity to earn an income, but seasoned sellers caution that the market is becoming increasingly saturated.

Only the most successful individuals manage to secure high commissions. One of the challenges faced by live sellers is the strict set of guidelines in place, which includes a list of prohibited words. Violating these rules can lead to severe penalties that may have a detrimental impact on a seller's viewership. The world of live-selling demands a high degree of discipline and resilience, with many finding it difficult to consistently meet the expectations of their audience.

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