So... My uploading tags didn't change when I changed them before streaming and now I am in a situation of having a chainsaw safety video labelled under Minecraft. There currently is absolutely no way to change a video tag on your own videos. I don't want my chainsaw video in the Minecraft category. I believe this should have been a feature at the beginning of the tag function because tags are added on a daily-weekly basis as is. I also think it should be available for situations like mine. I can't even remove the tags and just keep it as an English language video. I stream a lot of different things and I get the feeling that this won't be the first time this happens either. I just don't feel comfortable putting a chainsaw video in the wrong category and being perceived as abusing popular tags. Either way! It's a useful function that could easily been implemented for fixing streamer errors.

Thank you for taking my request, and thank you for hopefully any future votes on this suggestion! Also, thank you for reading my ramble.

It seems like the top-listed games have 1000 viewers. But the weird thing is at it's probably about nine hundred separate playthroughs of the game which means dying out of 10 of those playthroughs only have one viewer.

Instead of ranking by total viewers, it could be switchable to other rankings like most streams, most viewers on a single stream, highest average viewers per stream among the category of similar things. and also the statute show total simultaneous streams, total viewers in category. and most viewers to single-stream/ subcategory.

That way if you want to chat about a game, you want to see what game category or individual stream has the most viewers.

• Admin audit: changed "mire" to "more" and "detrtmining" to "determining"

When I start streaming I'm probably going to be a game gourmet taking requests for games. Same goes for watching others.

Most people do not think of an exact title first.

They think of general categories like:
what era of console war the game was in, or who the system manufacturer was, (or combine both of those above categories for specific system),

as well as game publisher, any famous game creator/studio could have their own folder assuming someone tags them, genres of game content being played starting with the most general and filtering down to more specific. The goal of the goal, (like one credit completion, fastest speed run, one credit points record, beat the story mode, etc). Also expected streamer content and acceptable cheddar content should be filtered. (Use 6+, 10+, 13+ and 18+ in different categories, and independent streamer and chatter ratings, like one person I know should get 13+ for **** clothing, but 6+ [maybe 10+] in acceptable man/woman topic chat allowed). I was kicked out of that channel before the man/wonan talk level was explicitly 6+). And any information the streamer thinks is important, and/or the chatter is willing to search. Have all options available and ask for an O vote to filter in, an X vote to filter out, or a dash vote if either yes or no is acceptable.

• Admin audit: changed "Yse" to "Use"

Please make us able to select a default page for when the Twitch App loads up.

As no doubt many others did, this app was oriignally used as an AddOn updated for World of Warcraft, now we're forced to view so much useless streams and games every time the app loads up, and on top of that we have to then move over to the mods tab, select WoW, then again select which version of the game we want to update for (PTR, Beta, Live, other servers etc - even if you disable updating for them!), and THEN update the AddOns.

tl;dr: Let us select a default page/game for load up, specifically the WoW AddOn page for the live game in this case.

This might have been posted around but incase it hasn't my idea is to have a search function where you not only choose the game you want to watch but also select things like Platform, Language and most importantly How many viewers they have. So to explain what I mean I will explain

Say I want to search for Dead by Daylight and I want to watch people on PC and under 10 viewers, the search should pick out my requirements for that search and that way I get to join rooms with 10 or less people in it, this will help people out who are just starting out and get noticed. As for the other options you can have Any so it searches them all if your not bothered.