Q: Does Blerp violate DMCA, will my content be struck by copyright if I use Blerp?

A: Blerp's 10 second soundbites are covered by DMCA as they don’t take away from the original content. Learn more about DMCA and Blerp here. If you still have concerns, we recommend using Simple Mode in your Blerp extension, which disables search and limits viewers to sounds from up to five pre-selected, featured soundboards.

Q: I made a Blerp, but I can't find it when I search - where is it?

A: There are a couple of reasons your Blerp may be unsearchable. First, all Blerps must be rated to before they are searchable. Our team manually rates all Blerps, and typically has them rated within 2-4 hours after they are created. For a faster turnaround, you can submit them for review on our Discord. The second reason your Blerp may be unsearchable has to do with a stream's rating. Every stream may allow only certain content rated from G-R, so if your Blerp does not conform to that rating, it will not be searchable. If you'd like more help Join our Discord

Q: Is music content safe to use?

A: All streams on Twitch have our Music Off filter on by default. This filter can be turned on in your extensions page: Content -> No Music. User-created blerps of music they created themself can also be used and can be marked as DMCA free. If you are a musician and would like your music whitelisted