It would be great if there could be a pop-up appear for viewers when opening a stream that shows them the details of any content warnings for the stream's selected game category.

There are an increasing number of games that contain content and/or trigger warnings for players at the start of the game, which is great. However, they are generally only displayed at the beginning of the game and not shown again after. If a viewer is exploring Twitch and opens a stream after the initial content warning has been displayed in the game they don't get to see it. Having a game content warning pop-up when opening a stream, similar to the mature content warning we get if a channel has been flagged as mature content, would help to create a safer and more accessible browsing experience for viewers.

Allowing game devs/publishers to select in the Twitch Developer Console if their game has a content warning and the giving them the ability to add their own warning text to a pop-up for viewers would likely be the best way to add this feature. Perhaps there could also be a way for viewers to flag if they feel a game requires a content warning pop-up.

Currently the top views are in the top of the list for followed channels. In categories it is the same way. With disabilities we often can't stream the hours or consistently stream like those that do. So finding a better way to be discovered will help those with accessibility needs. We have a voice but sometimes we are not found due to current set up.

It will also make it safer for other streamers that are not disabled. As many people give out bad advice to just constantly stream such as to not work or sleep. That streaming to be found is more important than having an outside life.

Trovo vergognoso vedere nella medesima categoria "Just chatting" sia streamer che stanno effettivamente chiacchierando con il pubblico che streamer intente ad esibire il proprio corpo in piscinette, piegate in pose inequivocabili o intente a mercificare una parte di corpo con una scritta in cambio di una donazione.

Non ho nulla contro di loro o nei confronti di chi le guarda, ma la convivenza di uno spettacolo palesemente "hot" nella medesima etichetta di chi cerca uno streamer con cui parlare di un fatto di cronaca mi pare inadeguata tanto quanto inserire un canale pornografico in mezzo ai canali dei cartoni animati sulla TV a pagamento di turno: legittimo, basta non guardare, ma sicuramente inadeguato.

A mio avviso, basta "obbligare" chi è su questa piattaforma per esibire il proprio corpo a farlo in un'apposita categoria e tutti saranno contenti: chi vuole far just chatting lo farà in un ambiente consono e chi invece vuole spogliarsi lo farà nella sezione più indicata.

Easy win per tutti.

As an Asturian user I love to watch asturian streamers. But Twitch plataform don't allow me to set that my videos are in Asturian because I can't specify that I'm streaming in Asturian I must choose: "Others".

This situation creates a problem for at least 600,000 people that speak Asturian because we have no easy method to find videos/streams in our language.

For that reason, We will really appreciate that twitch adds Asturian (Asturianu) language as an option on Language settings of Live Streams.

NOTE: that we are not asking to translate the whole platform. We only want an easy way for asturians and any other existant language to filter the content and classifty it.

Thanks in advance for your support.

In my experience, few viewers actually remember whether they got the Mature Content warning when they first joined a channel.
In addition to the existing Family Friendly tag, a tag to mark channels with an age rating and allowed behaviours would be highly useful as a constantly present reminder and a quick way to double check what topics might be appropriate.
Example tags: Adult Topics, Swearing Allowed, 16+

Ideally there would be a way to set a default tag to apply, but also a way to change the tag for events like co-streams where one might have a different rating just for the day.