I'm an art streamer who carves realistic pumpkin portraiture all year long on foam and organic pumpkins. I also make a lot of other spooky themed art content. However, there are no useful tags that apply to my medium or the style of my work.

The Vibe of the art that I'm creating would fit under a "Spooky", "Halloween" , or even "Dark Art" type of tag. There are a ton of folks on twitch that enjoy playing spooky games and many art/maker and crafting streamers whom could benefit from adding this or similar content description tags.

Thanks for your consideration!

The mobile game F1 Manager was recently rebranded to F1 Clash. The game is still exactly the same as before as it was only rebranded but the game category for the game on Twitch is still named F1 Manager, a game which no longer exists.

Can the game category F1 Manager please be renamed to F1 Clash.

The game information also refers to a completely different game produced many years ago by EA, and not the current F1 Manager/F1 Clash mobile title developed/produced by Hutch.

Information about the rebrand can be found here - https://www.hutch.io/news/introducing-f1-clash/
https://www.pocketgamer.com/articles/086641/hutchs-f1-manager-has-been-renamed-f1-clash-with-new-season-and-content-update/

Store entries for the rebranded game - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hutchgames.formularacing&hl=en_GB&gl=US

https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/f1-manager/id1434561536

The Mortal Kombat categories featured on twitch are inaccurate & should be fixed. It is one of the most iconic & recognized franchises in the video game industry & deserves accurate extensions on the platform.
The original Mortal Kombat, which released in Oct 1992 doesn't even have it's own category. It's absent. I'm assuming so the 2011 remake could replace its spot. While categories such as the ever popular Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe: Silver Shield Combo Pack (a copy of the base game boxed with a bonus blu ray of the original live action film) & Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Gold 2000 (a cheap 16 bit rom hack) exist in the categories. Can we please fix this? Maybe add a small "remake" at the end of the 2011 title so you can recognize the original? A list of the MK titles in order of release is included below. Thank you.

Mortal Kombat - 1992
Mortal Kombat II - 1993
Mortal Kombat 3 - 1995
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - 1995
Mortal Kombat Trilogy - 1996
Mortal Kombat Mythologies Sub Zero - 1997
Mortal Kombat 4 - 1997
Mortal Kombat Gold - 1999
Mortal Kombat Special Forces - 2000
Mortal Kombat Advance - 2001
Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance - 2002
Mortal Kombat Tournament Edition - 2003
Mortal Kombat Deception - 2004
Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks - 2005
Mortal Kombat Armageddon - 2006
Mortal Kombat Vs DC Universe - 2008
Mortal Kombat - 2011
Mortal Kombat Mobile - 2015
Mortal Kombat X - 2015
Mortal Kombat 11 - 2019

Shiny hunting is a huge part of the Pokémon community here on Twitch and has been for many years. In the past it was easy enough to type 'shiny hunting' into the main search bar and a list of relevant streams would pop up. However, With the current Twitch algorithm and layout changes it has now become very difficult to find live streams dedicated to shiny hunting specifically. This is particularly true in older game/generation categories as Shiny hunting streams get lost amongst Nuzlocks and lets plays etc. The only medium to tell if a channel is streaming shiny hunting is through the title. This would be great apart from the fact only the 1st 30-40 characters are visible to viewers from the game category/home pages. This means viewers have to browse through channels and spend time in them to even find out if the content is relevant to them.

As an avid shiny stream viewer, myself I know I have been frustrated by these issues. Therefore, I present the idea of a 'Shiny Hunting' tag. This would solve all the issues listed above and would allow viewers to access the specific content they want to with ease while browsing and searching Twitch.

Hi I have been actively streaming a blockchain based trading card game called Splinterlands and I am struggling to get viewers because there is no category for the game. I see that you have other blockchain games with their own category IE Axie Infinity. Right now I'm basically forced to use card games as the category for my stream but no one looking for a Splinterlands stream will be able to find me. Splinterlands has tens of thousands players and there are already several people aside from myself that stream it daily. Please help us struggling streamers out by adding Splinterlands to your list of categories!

There needs to be a biannual event where the entire Twitch community can celebrate and help uplift the hard work us small streamers put in when planning something special for our communities only to end up with little to no payoff.

For this, it could be setup a set of benefits that are active to any streamer who has been streaming actively for six months atleast and is currently streaming below an average of 20 viewers:

Outside of any contractual agreements with companies, (i.e, Nintendo Directs, major game reveal streams, etc) the entire Front Page is taken over by small streamers, so the recommendations give you streamers based on what your interested in, while being below that threshold, the carousel rotates out streamers either every two hours per streamer per day, or after five minutes if the streamer goes offline before their two hours are up.

A 2x multiplier is applied to all viewers, on top of the subscriber multiplier.

Ad free viewing, regardless of subscription status or the ad free viewing setting being disabled.

All bits dropped being worth an extra 50%.

50% off new subs, gift subs and resubs at any tier for the month.

A weekly instant $25 injection for any Partners who raids any streamer they've found on the front page.

A set of emotes that can be earned through supporting small streamers in any of these ways, similar to the Hindsight 2020 event.

Including a second set that any streamers, regardless of Partnership status and their viewers can earn by raiding multiple small streamers over the course of the month.

And a third set only granted to people who hit the top 3 spots of the individual gift sub and bit leaderboards by the end of Small Streamer Appreciation Month.

There are some, a few, or maybe more than I think- who stream just for fun.
I would appreciate a tag "non-affiliate" or even a category for people like me so we, non-affiliates have a chance to be found and viewers know they are also people who stream just for fun.

I often feel like an alien when viewers come in and ask "Why no sub button?", "why no donations?", "Everybody likes money! Why the denial?" and they start to discuss about it when I explain it "It's just a hobby, I don't wanna feel I have to stream everyday because of my dues. I wanna have fun while streaming and not think about money. I love my real job! People who skate, or ride horses, swim, simply do their hobby are also doing it because they like it and do not get paid for their hobby!" ... and they often simply don't accept it. :(
At least in the community (country) where I'm hanging around.

Why are non-affiliates so "different" in the eyes of viewers?
What if we have a name, a tag, a category. So people know non-affiliates exist! And it's okay to stream just for fun and not for money. (no offense <3 )