Sometimes you need to post information to your channel that is best viewed when its multiline, like a table with header and rows, list of items or some mini-report from the channel bot.

Since IRC can't use CRLF in messages, I suggest adding a way for channel mods (avoids abuse) to use a special symbol (or double-space as in markdown) that would visually act as a line break.

That way it would be possible for mods (users and bots) to post quick summaries to the channel that are easy to read and do not require several posts to make it multiline.

                                   Dear Twitch Staff!

Your company occupies a leading position in the segment of streaming services and, of course, you are the leaders in this field.
Specialists with whom you will have to work tomorrow need to be formed today. Therefore, it is so important to invest in the younger generation your knowledge and experience, making them Twitch Partners.
Unfortunately, at the moment there is a problem of unnoticed, but worthy of your attention streamers.
To simplify the process of reviewing applications for partnership, an achievement system has been added. But even after completing all of them, working with the platform for 3 years now, maintaining a stable audience, as well as a daily contribution to improving the Twitch Community, the creator is often left without partnership in the program.
In this regard, I ask you to consider again the candidacy of the owner of the channel nijanmanul.
Much obliged, because more than 3 million broadcasters and even more viewers are pinning their hopes on you.

Yours faithfully

Flow art - prop manipulation such as hooping, poi, contact staff, fiber optic whip, contact juggling (Fushigi), gloving, etc.

There are some flow artists on Twitch already, including partnered streamer Laribug, OutaCtrlSaturn, Mermaid_skillz, Spoopykitt, MateriaLights, bassssfairy and KatHaplee. Currently we have to use tags like hip-hop dance or contemporary dance that don't accurately describe the kind of dancing that we're doing.

Also, a flow art tag could entice more flow art content creators to join the platform, especially those from IG, if Twitch has a tag for it and it is recognized as a valid form of content by the platform. The current flow artists are currently building a Discord channel, and social media accounts dedicated to the Twitch Flow Community. Having a tag would solidify it as a type of content that is offered on the platform.

My Idea would fit more for Partners then for Affiliates, I think.

It would be awesome to have 1 Emote Slot free for Followers, so People can Follow my Channel and get this one special Emote as thank you.

This would directly create a sympathy between Streamer and Follower, and Followers eventually want more Emotes from the channel when they already like the follower Emote, this would raise the support insanely, I think.

Also People can share your emote with other viewers/streamers and just have a good time with some free emotes from their Favorites channels/streamers.

I personally enjoy it the most when people use my Emotes and they like it.

Thanks! :)

I often watch two or more streamers who host shows together on twitch. This means they will be talking on teamspeak and broadcasting this teamspeak conversation on each stream. This means you will have to mute one of both streamers if you want to watch both of em at the same time. If streamers could stream multiple audio channels, they could stream the teamspeak conversation on one track and their normal microphone/stream sounds on other tracks. Users could mute the teamspeak channel if they want to watch both streamers, and still hear whats going on if one streamer mutes himself on stream (and the additional stream sounds from the streamer that right now will have to be muted)

I recently subscribed to a channel and noticed the feature to subscribe via Amazon, I was disappointed and ended up going back to using PayPal. Amazon Payments are okay, but it would be nice to have a feature that enables you to subscribe to the selected channel / channels still using Amazon but using your Amazon GC balance (Gift Card). This may not work for a reoccurring subscription but could work well for one time sub or the 3/6 month subscription option (depending on GC balance at the time of purchase). Or purchasing subscriptions via the Amazon website.

Following that, using a Amazon GC to subscribe direct. For example I receive a $20 GC, if this was possible you could enter the gift card code, and it would automatically deduct the $4.99 from the card. From this I could go to the Amazon website and enter the GC code and have the remaining balance added to my Amazon account or alternatively keep the card and use it again to re subscribe / subscribe. Amazon gift cards currently have a expiration of 10 years so that would not be an issue.

Currently, the only way to view people banned from the channel is the channel settings. I think it would be very useful to have some kind of moderator dashboard which displays it as well.

Each entry on the ban list should include: date, current username, mod who performed the action and a space for adding the reason of the ban (editable by the mod and channel editors). It could also be useful if the entry listed up to 5 recent messages by that person posted before getting banned.
The list itself should be searchable by username.
When a user gets unbanned, the entry should stay on the list with some kind of indication that the user is not banned anymore. Additionally, it would be convenient if the unbanning was noted in the entry if the user gets banned again but search feature itself (listing both cases) would be good enough in that situation.

Currently, many channels create lists outside of Twitch to keep track of the bans but with the name change feature being released and no way of checking previous username of the person, it may become more difficult. Ban lists are important to avoid accidental bans and to be able to clear the situation when people ask to be unbanned.