One of the biggest problems I have with coordination in twitch seems to be the confusion over time zones. Saying "my next stream will be sunday at 2:30 pm CDT" leaves everyone in chat to figure out when that is relative to their time. What would be nice is something Discord has and uses, which is filtered UNIX timecodes, so for instance if I say <t: 1728388800 > then for someone in GMT it would show Tue Oct 8, 2024 12:00:00, for someone in Central it would show Tue Oct 08, 2024 07:00:00, and using other codes to further format it such as <t: 1728388800 :t> would result in it saying 12:00 (in gmt) or 07:00 (in CDT)

I'm not sure what kind of tokens you would have to use but it shouldn't be terribly dissimilar from the same kind of filters twitch uses for emotes, it would just display based on the browser's local time differential.

This would help me and my chat coordinate with each other more effectively, I could put pins stating when my next stream would start without having to convert to several common timezones and having people complain because they thought it was an hour earlier or later. Having a strong start to the stream is incredibly important in maintaining high viewership as the stream continues, so eliminating this confusion, I would think, is in the best interest of the viewer, the streamer, and twitch as a whole.