With the increase in available tags, it would be wonderful to be able to pick more than 5 tags.

Could we get an increase in the amount of possible tags, so we don't have to struggle over which tags we want to go with? Like say, 10?

Many people in the world i believe mostly at least bilingual, or even rarely some people speak Trilingual and Multilingual, so in the dashboard let us for streamers to choose what language are we broadcasting. For example "English" and "Chinese or "Korean" and "English" or even rarely maybe? "English" + "Korean" + "German"

Please can we have a Drum and Bass tag for DJs of this genre? It is not House/Trance or Techno and it's so hard to find streamers specifically in this genre.

Many thanks Twitch team.

When switching category to a game that gives an epilepsy warning, could the auto-tag system also add in an "Epilepsy Warning" tag to be able to filter through.

Most average Twitch streams are not necessarily sensory-friendly for neurodivergent folks or just folks who prefer chiller spaces. I know we currently have a "cozy" space but cozy and sensory-friendly are not necessarily aligned.
Sensory-friendly looks like no loud alerts, no shouting, calmer visuals, etc.

I would love the opportunity to be able to communicate to other neurodivergent humans that my space will be safe for them and less likely to cause over-stimulation and I'm sure that other sensory-friendly creators would as well!

Went to stream and usually I will use Blind Playthough to note that a game i'm playing for the first time. This does two things, first I personally like to watch people who are experiencing a game for teh first time, and relive the journey i had through them. Second, It lets my audience know that I'm exploring a game at my own pace, and thats part of the journey and for them not to backseat game.

So its weird to me the sudden removal of it, When its probably one of the more useful ones.

I think no one use the Map filter on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive channels.
Filter by language I think it's the best solution for all streamers. (Like all other games)

Given the growing number of streamers who use the Esperanto language actively, perhaps it is time for Twitch to provide an Esperanto tag for the benefit of learners and native speakers who wish to identify such streamers quickly.

There is a whole sections on Twitch with streamers using Eye-Tracking as well as Head-Tracking hardware which is integrated with many games.

Having a "Eye-Tracking" Tag would greatly allow me and others to search for people using this feature.

Most notable hardware I have seen is the Tobii Eye and Head Tracker. I wish we could search for a tag so I can find people using it!

Some games which have Eye-Tracking Support built in.
Bus Simulator
Assassins Creed Valhalla
Watch Dogs Legion
Star Citizen
Elite Dangerous.

Please make this tag!

I find so many recommended channels in languages I do not speak nor understand. It would be literally better than sliced bread to be able to eliminate all recommendations by tags. No Russian. No French. No Spanish. I'm not going to watch these channels anyway, regardless of the game they're playing.

Please eventually work in a way to eliminate recommendations by tags.

Ace Spec folks deserve representation too!

In Music and Live Performance you cannot add a tag with your specific musical instrument, nor can you search the Music and Live Performance area for a specific instrument that you’re interested in seeing performed. I’d love to see Twitch add tags for instruments like drum set, guitar, piano, violin, etc. This will help viewers narrow their searches as well as allow streamers to more easily find others playing the same instrument.

Add a Bigender tag.

Please add a Bigender tag for individuals who consider themselves to be Bigender. This will help keep twitch inclusive and keep users educated.

Some content creators on twitch are unable to / don't want to use their voice on twitch and opt to use subtitles, chat, and TTS to communicate.

It would be amazing if twitch would create a Mute tag for these creators to help improve the visibility for these streamers and help viewers see what kind of content they are going to be watching so we don't have to put MUTE STREAMER in our titles every time!

The demoscene is one of oldest and most respected subcultures in software development. Demoscene events (AKA Demoparties) showcase some of greatest works in real-time computer graphics.

I mean, there's a Demoscene "team" leftover from days of Twitch yore. Frankly though I think there should be a category too. Demo showcases would utilize this, but it's useful to the entire pipeline. Just as you develop a game, you can make a demo production (not to be confused with game demos).

Well i think we femboys should get our own tag too, we do exist and should be able to show us better too <3