So each streamer would be allowed to set one person in their stream "SUPER MOD" this person has more permissions than normal mods. For example the SUPER MOD would be allowed to mod and demod people from the stream. Another could be the "SUPER MOD" gets a different badge to make them stand out to the people in chat. Also maybe that super mod gets a permanent subscription for that channel. I'm sure there are alot more ways of making this a better idea that i just haven't though of however i think it would actually be a good thing to think about!

Implement a filter that would be present no matter what section of the site you are on allowing you to filter based on a primary language.

1) Force a streamer to select a single primary language
2) Allow streamer to select multiple secondary languages
3) Implement a filter that would be at the top of any search/game/category listing...

The filter should have two features.
- Allow user to filter based on primary language ONLY
- Allow user to sub-filter based on secondary languages optionally

This accomplishes two goals.

1) Allow the viewer to filter down to streamers that for the majority of the time will speak the language you set as primary.
2) Allow the viewer if they so desire to include secondary languages. Most viewers are not interested in watching a stream that is 50% Russian and 50% English however we should not remove that option as it takes away from the experience.

Trying to find a good channel for any game in Twitch is annoying currently as you sometimes go 4-5 channels before you even find one in your language depending on the time of day. This takes away from the experience and with new platforms such as YouTube Gaming coming....you know they will have this feature. Get ahead of the curve.

Twitch does not innovate much lately...the site looks about the same as it did 2-3 years ago. With from a viewers perspective...same features almost...not much has made Twitch better.

The moment you stop innovating you die. So lets avoid that!

Artists who draw Twitch emotes have contributed so much to the Twitch community yet receive so little recognition on Twitch for all their work.

It'd be nice if these artists could received some sort of "Global Paintbrush Badge" as recognition for all the hard work they put into creating emotes for Twitch users to use.

A suggestion is that after an artist has designed emotes for a certain number of channels (e.g., after designing for 50 channels, they're considered a "verified emotes artist") they can receive the badge. This could be something that artists have to apply for after which their application would go under review to ensure that they did design these emotes and they would receive the badge.

Credit for the idea to T1Appalled on Twitter.

I believe that the Verified Badge is misinterpreted and should definitely be reworked. I am of the opinion that this badge is interpreted as a partner badge. Because currently only partners get this badge, this should be changed in my opinion. In fact users should also qualify for this badge if they are not a partner. So that also the following users are also eligible:

- Users who are Twitch Partners.
- Users who are Twitch Affiliates.
- Users who are Twitch Developers.

I mean: Users who have completed the onboarding, to confirm the identity. Furthermore you could confirm the identity at twitch events to have a two factor process (id check). That it is really this person.

I'm quoting from the Apr 24, 2017 article on Twitch: "We will be developing a policy on which additional users might qualify for this badge in the coming months."

That was several years ago and nothing has changed.

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There's going to be a major surge of interest in VR technology once the consumer models start shipping the end of this year and into 2016. As of now, VR streamers are scattered all over the place and are hard to find.

The majority of games that VR streamers are going to be playing will not be big name titles, but rather small miscellaneous tech demos, so there currently isn't any fitting category for us to set for our stream.

It's also not a technology that appeals to the majority of gamers currently, so having a reliable place for us all to congregate will help spread the word and hopefully spark interest across Twitch!

I already have all my equipment ready for a full room capture with the Vive, and hope to stream my experience this holiday season!

Hello, I'd like to suggest a twitch application to WebOS so called SmarTV, I own a LG 42LB5600 television although it's not a powerful smartv, it still one. My main disappointment is when I want to just relax, lay in my bed and watch some stream but then I remember that I would need turn on my PC and then go to twitch's website and when I'm about to sleep I have to go again to my computer and turn it off... I don't think it would take much time to the twitch developers to create an app to the TVs that use the WebOS OS.