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1. Donations w/images

   When a person donates, there is an option to attach an image. But moderators need to pre approve those messages before they show up on stream.
   For example, streamer asks, "show me a picture of your dog" and someone who donates can attach an image of their dog. So everyone in the chat can see. Helps with more interactions between the streamer and a viewer.

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2. Gigantify Emote broken & Shoutouts Broken

   Gigantify Emote now shows up as a Stream Streak in chat.
   Shoutouts show up as an empty Announcement in chat.

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3. Exploring the Voice of Twitch: A Community’s Pulse

   When you wander through the feedback forums and idea boards on Twitch Uservoice, you start to see more than just comments or complaints you see a living reflection of the community’s heartbeat. One discussion recently caught attention when xxbrits amouranth https://xxbrits.baddiehub.news/amouranth-xxbrits/ was mentioned in the middle of user debates. It stood out not for its popularity, but because it highlighted how outside content can blend into larger conversations about moderation, creativity, and community expression.

   Inside these forums, the tone is thoughtful yet passionate. Viewers and streamers alike share insights about what they love, what frustrates them, and what could make their experience better. It feels less like a suggestion box and more like a public gathering space where everyone gets to speak and be heard.

   Many conversations revolve around one key idea trust. Users want to believe that their voices lead to meaningful action. Whether it’s about updating community guidelines or fine-tuning moderation tools, the underlying message is clear: people care about how Twitch grows and adapts.

   Transparency also comes up frequently. Members often ask for clearer communication about why certain channels are suspended or content removed. The voting and commenting system lets these ideas gain momentum, creating a sense of democratic participation.

   Another striking feature of the platform is empathy. You’ll often find users replying to one another with understanding sharing personal stories about similar experiences or showing support for someone else’s issue. It’s a reminder that behind each suggestion is a creator or viewer who genuinely cares about their place in this digital space.

   The structure of Twitch Uservoice reinforces that spirit of inclusion. Categories, voting systems, and progress tags like “under review” or “completed” give a sense of shared progress. Even when changes take time, users keep discussions alive, revisiting topics and pushing for updates.

   The mention of something like xxbrits amouranth within these discussions symbolizes how the boundaries between community behavior, cultural trends, and moderation often blur. It sparks conversations about what defines appropriate content and how platforms should respond to shifting norms.

   Ultimately, Twitch Uservoice serves as more than a feedback tool it’s a reflection of Twitch’s evolving culture. Each post, vote, and comment helps shape the platform’s future. The real power of the space lies not in announcements or policies, but in the collective voice of its community.

   When you wander through the feedback forums and idea boards on Twitch Uservoice, you start to see more than just comments or complaints you see a living reflection of the community’s heartbeat. One discussion recently caught attention when xxbrits amouranth https://xxbrits.baddiehub.news/amouranth-xxbrits/ was mentioned in the middle of user debates. It stood out not for its popularity, but because it highlighted how outside content can blend into larger conversations about moderation, creativity, and community expression.

   Inside these forums, the tone is thoughtful yet passionate. Viewers and streamers alike share insights about what they love, what frustrates them, and what could make… more

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4. Make Sub Anniversary Message Interface Clearer and Prevent Accidental Regular Messages

   Right now, when the sub anniversary popup appears, it’s extremely unclear how the message input behaves. Many users assume that typing their message and pressing Enter will send it as the anniversary message - but instead, it just sends a regular chat message while the anniversary prompt remains open.

   Allow pressing Enter to send the anniversary message instead of posting to regular chat. Add a “Discard/Cancel” button to close the popup safely so that I can send a regular message if I want to.

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5. Improve warning when typing in live chat while rewinding the stream

   As per current implementation, when rewinding the stream Twitch Chat have a pop up warning saying: "Chat is live" over the chat box.

   This is very appreciated, but also confusing wording, as it could be interpreted as follows:

   "You have not been disconnected from chat, everything is in order"

   A more elaborate warning like "Chat is currently ahead and matching live" would make it clearer that the chatter is currently replying to others in the "future".

   I would like to believe that very few chatters actually want to reply to footage happening in the past. A pop-up stopping them from doing so accidentally would be appreciated by many.

   Specifically, I am thinking of a dialogue pop-up on sending a message that is similar to:
   "You are currently sending a message to a chat that is ahead." and then be present the chatter with the option to send the message anyway or to return to the chat box with the text in it.

   The option to "Do not show again" could also be presented.

   Thank you for considering my suggestion.

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   As per current implementation, when rewinding the stream Twitch Chat have a pop up warning saying: "Chat is live" over the chat box.

   This is very appreciated, but also confusing wording, as it could be interpreted as follows:

   "You have not been disconnected from chat, everything is in order"

   A more elaborate warning like "Chat is currently ahead and matching live" would make it clearer that the chatter is currently replying to others in the "future".

   I would like to believe that very few chatters actually want to reply to footage happening in the past. A pop-up stopping them from… more

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6. Xat Bugg

   Estaría muy bien que arreglaseis el xat de móvil, no funciona nunca, no carga y no puedo ver los mensajes de los demás, con el tiempo siempre acabo xateando yo solo sin ver que es lo que me responde el xat, a ver si lo podéis arreglar ya para la semana que viene, va fatal y debería ser vuestra primera prioridad ¿sabes lo peor de todo? Que este problema le pasa a todos los que usan Twitch desde iphone, el mío el 15 en específico, estaría bien arreglar el problema para los iphone users.

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7. combine chat issues

   Combined chat is too restrictive for chatters that include lots of chats together. I'm banned in the chat from one member of a group of streamers that stream together a lot because of a personal disagreement.
   Really it was pretty nonsense ban IMO and I think my block was totally unjust, but I could see from a mods perspective how it might have come off as parasocial...

   but anyway I'm blocked from every other chat when they stream together, sometimes as many as a half a dozen to a dozen streams combined together that effectively have banned me out of other peoples chats that I've known for many years and been a sub to and have no issues with. Many which I've been in for over 5 years at least with no issues.
   This is crazy restrictive and I don't think that's the way it was intended to be put together with combined chat.

   Maybe it would be possible to let the user decide to only comment in one chat or maybe don't completely ban a user from the combined chat if the chats are combined? If someone is banned out of a combined chat do they get banned on every channel or only the mod/streamer's that does it? How does that even work? I'm only banned on that streamers channel none of the other dozen or so people I'm a regular viewer of and that they regularly stream with. They were solo streaming when I was banned.

   Combined chat is too restrictive for chatters that include lots of chats together. I'm banned in the chat from one member of a group of streamers that stream together a lot because of a personal disagreement.
   Really it was pretty nonsense ban IMO and I think my block was totally unjust, but I could see from a mods perspective how it might have come off as parasocial...

   but anyway I'm blocked from every other chat when they stream together, sometimes as many as a half a dozen to a dozen streams combined together that effectively have banned me out of… more

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8. Block cross-banning

   So I'd like to start this with me being an Avid Twitch Watcher since 2015, So I've watched Twitch & the Chat Grow and Change actively over the years... But I think it's time that we Block Cross-banning now

   I get why Streamers/ Moderators do it for Good Reasons but I'm also seeing alot of Streamers/ Moderators do it for Bad Reasons more over the past couple of years now.. for example: Chatters annoying a individual Streamer/ Moderator to the point they've gotten said person so triggered that they've just cross-banned them in every channel they have moderator status in, which I feel isn't right.. Just because you annoyed them in 1 channel doesn't justify that you are bad in general to be banned every other channel. You sometimes see streamers pull up the chatter they are cross-banning and search the name in every channel they have moderator status in to see if this chatter they are cross-banning talks alot in the channels they have moderator status in and if they see the person does talk alot in one of the channel they moderate in they then take pleasure aka "Sadomasochism" in banning you there live on the stream I've seen 8 very large streamers do this now! or something as little as posting a clip to Reddit and get crossbanned just for linking a clip nothing ToS nothing to warrant a ban in a chat just because you annoyed the streamer/ moderators for linking a clip you wanted to share.

   Also lets say you've done something REALLY bad in someone's chat/ channel I now think it isn't justified to cross-ban the said chatters in other peoples chat/ channels I now think & feel this should be left to the Twitch Support/ Reporting Team now to deal with not for random Streamers/ chat moderators to deal with due to this abusive power I keep seeing. Or even yet bring back "Global Moderators" & "Admins" to deal with these matters. Not chat moderators like back in the day I didn't see this much abusive of power when global moderators & admins where around!

   I'd also like to add as there is alot of talk about Twitch-Con and violence towards streamers I could also would say this is potentially one of many reasons for the possible violence towards streamers.. Because when a chatter get's cross-banned and refuses to make an alternate account it is demoralising that you click into a stream that you enjoyed watching and can't talk in it anymore because of a disgruntled Streamer or Chat Moderator and now due to the "Semi new" Twitch Feature "Stop banned users from viewing stream" some chatters can't even watch the stream they enjoyed anymore as if your banned this feature blocks the stream from being viewed ever again.

   I can go on and on about this but I'll leave it here. I feel Cross-Banning should now be blocked to all streamers & chat moderators and left to the Twitch Staff, Twitch Support & or the Report Team and if they can't handle the load then reinstate the trusted "Global Moderators" again & or "Admins" like we used to have back in the day.

   So I'd like to start this with me being an Avid Twitch Watcher since 2015, So I've watched Twitch & the Chat Grow and Change actively over the years... But I think it's time that we Block Cross-banning now

   I get why Streamers/ Moderators do it for Good Reasons but I'm also seeing alot of Streamers/ Moderators do it for Bad Reasons more over the past couple of years now.. for example: Chatters annoying a individual Streamer/ Moderator to the point they've gotten said person so triggered that they've just cross-banned them in every channel they have moderator status in,… more

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9. Allow me to hide raid numbers

   When I am raided, a chat message with the number of raiders is posted into chat by Twitch. While knowing raid numbers after the fact is useful, knowing them at the time is distracting and annoying. I would like to have the option to change the raid message to simply "[x] raided you!"

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10. The ability to have your message upvoted or downvoted in exchange for bits

    Similar to reddit upvoting and downvoting but realtime. Anyone in chat can up or downvote after the author posts their message. Could highlight to streamers and audience important points or disprove them.

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11. Navigating Community Feedback: A Deep Dive

    When digital platforms grow, keeping a pulse on user sentiment becomes essential. That’s where feedback portals come in and Twitch’s feedback system is a case in point.

    The Oxford Animal Transport Service https://petsletstravel.com/animal-transport-service-oxford/ provides a perfect analogy: just as pets need safe, predictable routes to reach their destination, users need clear, responsive pathways to relay their voices back to platform managers.

    Twitch’s uservoice portal offers a structured space where suggestions, complaints, and praise converge. Users submit ideas, others vote, and moderators triage what resonates most. In this way, the platform builds a bridge between the day-to-day experience and the roadmap for improvements.

    One strength of the portal is transparency: you can see which ideas are trending, which are under review, and sometimes even which ones will be implemented. That visibility helps users feel heard, rather than shouted into the void.

    But challenges persist. Some ideas languish without updates. Others get closed without clear explanations. The tone of responses matters terse replies can alienate users, while thoughtful acknowledgement nurtures goodwill.

    For users, crafting effective feedback is an art: clarity, context, and rationale make a suggestion more compelling. “I had trouble loading stream chats” is better than “fix chat.” Backing up your point with device details or conditions increases the chance it gets traction.

    On the admin side, consistent engagement is key. Even if a suggestion won’t be adopted, a short comment explaining constraints retains trust. Recognizing partial or alternate solutions also reinforces that feedback was read, even if not enacted in full.

    Over time, the portal becomes a living history of community priorities. Revisiting past ideas shows growth, and patterns may emerge about popular feature types. That insight helps shape future development cycles.

    In short: feedback systems like Twitch’s uservoice are vital conduits. When users and admins both lean into respectful, structured communication, the platform evolves in step with the community’s needs.

    When digital platforms grow, keeping a pulse on user sentiment becomes essential. That’s where feedback portals come in and Twitch’s feedback system is a case in point.

    The Oxford Animal Transport Service https://petsletstravel.com/animal-transport-service-oxford/ provides a perfect analogy: just as pets need safe, predictable routes to reach their destination, users need clear, responsive pathways to relay their voices back to platform managers.

    Twitch’s uservoice portal offers a structured space where suggestions, complaints, and praise converge. Users submit ideas, others vote, and moderators triage what resonates most. In this way, the platform builds a bridge between the day-to-day experience and the roadmap… more

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12. Add the ability to delete my private message history on Twitch. So that my messages are completely deleted not only from me but also from th

    Add the ability to delete my private message history on Twitch. (in Whispers chat\Privite Messages) So that my messages are completely deleted not only from me but also from the other person.

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13. Likely Ban Evader - Avoidance / Menu-Request

    There should be an option/place like unban request - where you could look up people who wrote while having the state "Likely Ban Evader, Restricted". For example - i often ban the viewbot seller spamers and since it got worse - i also have a bot which autoban them - often times account with the Ban Evader flag appear and are shown directly in chat, which the bot can't get and ban... but i see the spam.
    There is literally no reason to have the message appear so prominently like someone who writes their first message.

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14. Finding Calm in the Feedback Loop

    When we engage with platforms that ask for our thoughts, we hope to feel heard, validated, and part of something larger. In that sense, spaces like Twitch UserVoice serve a purpose far beyond collecting bug reports, they become forums where community concerns, ideas, and hopes are shared.

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    can offer a similar quiet comfort, small marks on skin that help us anchor to our own peace.

    Inside Twitch’s feedback site, one sees a tapestry of suggestions: better moderation tools, improved chat safety, clearer ways to report issues. Each idea comes from someone seeking a smoother experience, some sense of relief, some trust in the platform.

    We often underestimate how much a gentle touch, a listening ear, a small design change, can reduce anxiety. Just as minimalist tattoos can convey deep meaning with subtlety, minor improvements in interface or policy can shift atmosphere hugely.

    People suggest improvements in “Chat”, “Safety”, “Creator Dashboard” and “Moderation” not merely because they want changes, but because those changes shape how safe and welcome they feel. When feedback is acted upon, it tells users: you matter.

    Quiet, personal gestures, whether an icon that’s clearer, or a way to flag something that feels wrong, have ripple effects. They coax trust back into the system, reduce friction, lower anxiety.

    Much like wearing a tiny, meaningful tattoo, something simple, unobtrusive, but significant, platform design and policies can carry messages of care.

    When we post our thoughts, suggestions, or worries, we’re doing more than reporting issues. We’re saying: “I want this space to respect me, support me.”

    So the next time you click to give feedback in a forum like Twitch UserVoice, remember: your voice is part of the architecture of comfort.

    And if ever you feel weighed down, perhaps consider something symbolic, something simple, that reminds you of relief. A tattoo. A whisper. A sketch. A change.

    We all belong in spaces that listen. We all deserve places that soothe.

    When we engage with platforms that ask for our thoughts, we hope to feel heard, validated, and part of something larger. In that sense, spaces like Twitch UserVoice serve a purpose far beyond collecting bug reports, they become forums where community concerns, ideas, and hopes are shared.

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    can offer a similar quiet comfort, small marks on skin that help us anchor to our own peace.

    Inside Twitch’s feedback site, one sees a tapestry of suggestions: better moderation tools, improved chat safety, clearer ways to report issues. Each idea comes from someone seeking a smoother… more

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15. Fixing Common Glitches: A User’s Take on 2jbet Game

    While exploring the 2jbet game, I ran into issues like slow loading and delayed score updates. After tweaking device settings and clearing cache, the gameplay became much smoother. Sharing this because many users face similar problems — small fixes can actually improve both speed and reliability.
    https://jilijackpot.net/2j-bet/

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16. Enhancing Community Feedback Channels Through User Voice Platforms

    We all know how important it is to feel heard, especially when interacting with big platforms that shape our daily online experiences. Onsite Pet Vaccination Services London https://vetsletstravel.co.uk/mobile-pet-vaccinations-london/
    is just one example of how specialized services reach out directly to support users or clients in a more immediate way, and it reminds us why open communication channels are vital for any service-oriented entity.

    A platform where users can submit ideas, raise concerns, or vote on features plays a crucial role in shaping a better user experience. That’s where something like Twitch’s UserVoice portal steps in. It offers a direct line between the people who use the service and the makers or moderators who steer its evolution.

    Through such feedback portals, everyday users become contributors, not just consumers. They can highlight bugs, suggest improvements, or simply express what they feel is missing. When this happens, it transforms a static product into something that adapts over time.

    Transparency is another huge benefit. When users see that their input is taken seriously, whether via approvals, replies, or updates, it builds trust. It shows that the organization is listening, not just speaking.

    Sometimes, users band together around particular requests. When multiple people upvote or comment on the same issue, it sends a signal: this is a priority for the community. That helps organizations allocate resources in a way that aligns with what matters most.

    Of course, managing user feedback comes with challenges. There’s noise to filter through, ideas that are great in theory but hard to implement, and differing opinions that compete for attention. Balancing all that is an art.

    Moderators or site administrators play a pivotal role here. Their job isn’t just to collect feedback, it’s to categorize, evaluate, and respond. Even small acknowledgment or status updates can make users feel valued and part of the process.

    Additionally, feedback platforms serve as a rich source of insight. Trends emerge, needs appear, and sometimes entirely new service lines or features are born from suggestions users thought no one would care about.

    In the world of digital services, be it streaming, travel, health, or anything in between, listening often matters as much as delivering. And platforms like Twitch UserVoice remind us of the power in giving users a voice.

    By keeping the process open, responsive, and user-centric, organizations can grow not just in features or profitability, but in goodwill. Because at the end of the day, people remember when they’re heard.

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    A platform where users can submit ideas, raise concerns, or vote on features plays a crucial role in shaping a better user experience. That’s where something like Twitch’s UserVoice portal steps in. It offers a direct line… more

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17. Message is visible from user you ignored/banned

    Step to reproduce: ignore user(/ignore username) or block in the chat, so you shouldn't see his messages. When this user send message as Watch streak it's visible for you, despite you ignored him

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18. J'aime bien l'application mais je me demande pourquoi on ne peut pas créer une vidéo sur ton portable et poster c'est tout

    J'essaye à construire une communauté tout en partageant des conseils et des idées de faire de bien faire le live et en partage et les abonnés ensemble alors je pense que c'est ça et parce que moi aussi je cherche à comprendre plus l'application moteur à la première connaître il faut construire une communauté mais chercher et de partager avec eux pour qu'elle soit aussi comprendre

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19. verified-only chat can be bypassed by sending a message along with sharing your watching streak

    If a channel has verified only chat and stream watching streaks for bonus channel points enabled at the same time, unverified accounts can send a message when sharing their x-streams watching streak.
    This potentially allows users (and bots - hence I tried to use the contact form first) to bypass chat restrictions just by waiting a few days/streams.

    I would also suggest a real human reviewing cases coming from the "contact us" form. The reply which I never expected to go this way, assumed I want to have my account verified without actually confirming my phone number even though I provided all screenshots for the restricted chat and the fact I was actually able to send the message, lol.

    If a channel has verified only chat and stream watching streaks for bonus channel points enabled at the same time, unverified accounts can send a message when sharing their x-streams watching streak.
    This potentially allows users (and bots - hence I tried to use the contact form first) to bypass chat restrictions just by waiting a few days/streams.

    I would also suggest a real human reviewing cases coming from the "contact us" form. The reply which I never expected to go this way, assumed I want to have my account verified without actually confirming my phone number even though I… more

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20. Keep nickname used to send a message in their chat logs

    Keep in their chat logs the nickname they had when they wrote the message

    When you're a moderator, you already have a lot of people to remember and it's sometimes useful to know who you're dealing with, but sometimes they change their username and their chat history doesn't remind us at all who they are.

    The fact that the new username replaces the one they used to send their old messages in their chat logs greatly complicates things.

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