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.

I've had a thought about Older Game Directories and the problem with there discoverability. Lately, I've personally been streaming under a game category where the follower count does not accurately represent the viewer count ratio.

I never understood the reasoning behind why someone would follow a game directory on Twitch, but, yet the game directory only has 2 - 5 viewers

Examples:
Pokemon Stadium (1) Follow Count: 46.7K
Pokemon Stadium (2) Follow Count: 40.7K

Like, who is following?

Granted they are old games, and that goes for most older games on Twitch. The issue is that the Game Directory it'self doesn't have a "Turn On Notifications" button from what I can tell

If people are following these older game directories, or have in the past, how come it's low?

This is where Descoverability could have a really big impact on a smaller twitch channel, and the older game it'self.

If the game it'self had a 'Turn on Notification' button maybe people who actually have followed in the past, would be interested in watching again.

Make it so, the actual Follow Count represents the viewer ratio, because to me personally, having 40.7K or 46.7K Followers on a game directory and only a small amount of viewers is basically lying to whoever is viewing the directory.

If this is in the works, great! If it's not, it should be ASAP!

Thanks - Technickle_

Category Image Was Changed To The Same as The 2005 NFSMW Title.
This Causing Confusion in Users and Content Creator.
I Suggest 3 Changes:
1- Change Category Image For NFSMW 2012 Official Image.
2- Change Category Name to Need For Speed Most Wanted(2012);
3- Change Need For Speed Most Wanted(2005) TO Need For Speed Most Wanted, without (2005), becoming the Need for Speed Most Wanted 2005 the main title.

Points 1 and 2 are self explained, point 3 is for Te Fact "NFS Players Don't like the 2012 title as the 2005", being the "Good One" the 2005 title.

About Ads, Just adjust its quality to user's Selected Quality o something closer to what is selected for stream quality.

Hello, I've been streaming from an online 3D Grid world called Amaryllis Grid [https://AmaryllisGrid.com] which is a "Halcyon" Grid (closed world). As opposed to other "OpenSim" worlds such as Osgrid [https://Osgrid.org] & DiscoveryGrid [https://discoverygrid.net] which each usually has the "Hypergrid" connection allowing users to jump between the grids. (that's not the case with Halcyon worlds)

When I select the game category for my stream, there's not many options for "grid" so I just pick one. Though would you be able to add one or more 'game' titles such as "Amarylls Grid," "Halcyon," "Osgrid," "Discovery Grid," & "OpenSim." Although I usually stream from Amaryllis Grid, so I'd prefer if you add "Amaryllis Grid" and/or "Halcyon" as additional "game" titles for the game category on the stream/videos.

(Also I've noticed that on the mobile app for Android, when I try to change the stream title, it doesn't allow me to put in any spaces. Why does it do that?)

Thank you.