There are many streamers that have their breasts partially exposed, with an excessive amount of cleavage, which is not appropriate for all end users.

The feature request involves a Blurred Preview for these streamers, and the enforcement of the "Mature Content Filter".

This would allow Twitch users to be able to choose the type of content they are exposed to, instead of the select few streamers forcing this content upon all users. It should also enable other streamers, that offer more 'wholesome content' greater success on your platform, and as part of the Twitch Community.

• I am not opposed to a streamer choosing how they want to display themselves to their communities, in in their world and their life. I am solely opposed to the potential negative influence this has on the over twitch community, ie the viewers, the other streamers, and even the streamer themselves. I have heard countless times from lesser viewed streamers about how by exposing themselves (partially) on camera, they could get more views, follows and likes, and about their disappointment in this fact.. This is not healthy for those individuals, which may do something (which they would not do otherwise) because of the way the Twitch platform behaves..

Kind Regards,
WillingServantNZ

My idea is to have a stream that is running basically 24/7 that simply plays sounds that allow viewers to continue sleeping. A lot of viewers fall asleep to streams, and it would be nice to have a stream to raid that would allow viewers to continue sleeping peacefully. These sounds could include simple things such as light rain, or lo-fi music. The stream would have a night time image so the viewers screens are not bright as well. This would allow viewers who have fallen asleep to continue sleeping in peace.

I would also like to add that I would be willing to make this happen if it were to get enough support and the approval from Twitch. I have a spare PC that I can use to keep a stream like this running at almost all times, with minimal downtime for things such as if my internet or electric went out.

My proposal is to set up a channel similar to AlwaysOn that broadcasts the top 100 purchased songs on Amazon Music. A countdown of the top ranked daily playlist could be cycled through and, for those who have Twitch Prime, free daily song requests of any Amazon Music song. Another possibility path to take would be hourly give aways of a few songs worth of Amazon Music gift certificates. With both being used, I feel that the requests will get the people into the channel, and the give aways will keep them listening longer. And as always...giving everyone another reason to buy Prime.

For those who like to watch & Chat within multiple streams (often via team up situations or watching fave streamers online at the same time) instead of forcing people use sites like multistream/multitwitch, where the embedded streams get interrupted by a notice telling people to watch the stream on the original site, why not build a page where viewers can do just that, watch several of their favorite channels (2-4 or more) side by side where every view will be counted, channel points will be earned, ability to chat in any is accessible, and best of all, no interruption (with the exception of the normal ads)

Drop down categories to reduce the size of the list so that users don't have to "guess" or slog through the huge list of tags that is growing.
The tags list SHOULD continue to grow, more tags == better.
This poses an issue with searching for what is available. The growing list leaves users like myself guessing what words are available. Even if what we're thinking is in the list we might not have the exact right word in mind, meaning the only existing option we have is to scroll through the intimidating list that is available until we see what we want.
Solution would be to create "group tags." Add dropdown menus, group lists composed of related tags. Some immediate examples would be "Speedrunning," "hardcore," "playstyles," "Identity" "LGBTQ" "Mental/Physical Health" "Challenges," "Art," "Crafting." Some of these are already existing tags, but instead they could be used as "groups" that encompass a group of related tags. This immediately reduces redundant use of tags in the list as well meaning we get more out of the limited 5 tags that we can use. This could also be combined with features like "recommended" tags based on the content category you are listing your stream in.

The Live Channels You Follow page is a hidden gem. I love it and I don't want it to go away or change.

It would be great if there could be a button to switch to a Carousel Browse View, like the one on the home page, so I can quickly flip through my followed channels, seeing and hearing what they are up to.

This would help me visit channels I forget about / have a bad habit of ignoring. This would also help me choose a place to raid where I can really tell what the vibe is like to make the experience ideal for my community.

Thanks!