I, alongside many other streamers broadcasting animation, noticed recent changes in Twitch — "Creative" was replaced with more specific terms in the creative industry, like Art, Culinary, etc...

Missing from this selection was "Animation", which many streamers, as myself, think differently from an Art as a "game", and it would be greatly appreciated, for both me and for other fellow animators, to have that as an option separate from "Art".

Also considering that Twitch's 2017 Animation Contest was held, it would make sense to have a game dedicated to all the animators that also stream on the platform.

It just sound so wrong that Prime users can't play their collection from Mac Os. Lot of indie games that are available also on Mac Os have been published, and it should have been so simple making them available. Thank you for listening.

lifetime subs cant share resub only sub badges works so i think you should add share feature for lifetime sub

There has been much talk on the r/Twitch reddit regarding the large amount of mass join bots. These bots, although they haven't broken a rule, are quite annoying to many people. Especially the ones that randomly follow/unfollow during a stream just trying to get attention.

I believe many people would really appreciate some sort of a feature like /hide NAME that will remove the username from the chatter list and possibly block them from following. If it is indeed a bot there is no harm done.

Hey, The change that was made to gui that has the subscribe button, view count and what not on the left... its fine looks ok. but I have always viewed streams with the left hand sidebar collapsed for easier viewing. Can we make it collapsible again? I understand that you need to advertise the SUBSCRIBE button, so when the panel is collapsed you can move it back? This is the only explanation I can fathom as to why the left side bar isn't collapsible any more.

I find myself using the same tags after every stream, and at this point I just have them in a text file so I can copy them over. Can we please have it so that tags do not disappear after every stream?
For a lot of people like myself who stream the same game several streams in a row it just becomes annoying to have to re-enter them, and most of the people (big and small) that I follow do the same thing.

Editors are a huge help for streamers after certain point of their careers, and it's great that they can ease the pain of managing highlights, collections, etc, but I don't understand why Clips are exempt of the benefits of being managed by Editors, it would help streamers even more to manage their content.

TL;DR: Let Editors manage the clips of the channel they edit.

I should be able to click a button to view the other's perspective temporarily without leaving the channel.

For example, in a FPS such as PUBG.. to make the experience more immersive for the audience, we can navigate the stream environment by jumping to another twitch streamers perspective temporarily to see things from their perspective real time for a few seconds.

It would make it very engaging without interrupting the streamer we enjoy watching.

Like they have on Youtube. There's alot of games that i'm interested in, but alot of the big streamers who are on top of every new game, are super negative, constantly. I'd love to be able to click "not interested in this channel" or just block the channel, so i never have to see them in my feed again.

It would be a huge convenience to have a Year-End Dashboard or some means with which to track how much money I've spent on subscribing to other streamers or purchasing bits inside the tax year for reporting.

Currently I'm managing receipts on a Google Sheet for my tax filings and it would be much easier to have this in our dashboard.

Thanks!

I think that twitch affiliates should get quality settings for their viewers because they have already proven that they have a following. I would personally like to support these smaller streamers with my viewership, but am unable to due to my bad internet connection, as it cannot handle the high source quality of these streams. Please give twitch affiliates quality options so that people with poor internet can support them

So for example: I give a tier 1 sub to a viewer. The streamer should be able to gift 3 subs per month to any viewer they choose but the streamer can not get revenue from it. They get 3 per month and it resets every month

Currently trying to browse through even the new "Music & Performing Arts" category has become a minefield of pointless radio station type streams. Separating those into their own category would allow more visibility to real live people who are actually interacting with the community instead of being a mindless playlist with a picture. It will allow viewers to more easily focus on what they truly want, whether looking to join an actual community or just have some youtube style playlist in the background.

Concidering the new streaming laws in Germany, I think it'd be a good idea to give German streamers the option to limit their streams to 500 viewers, so they don't have to get a broadcasting license.

I think next year's Twitchcon should be in Denver, Colorado since it's literally smack dab in the middle of the country! And it'd be fairly easy to fly Frontier since it's the base city for the airline!