If I buy a 6 month "subscription" it means I want to give a streamer $30. It doesn't mean that 6 months later, I want to resub automatically. Please allow us to make this distinction during the purchasing process. I've subbed twice now, and am going to second guess ever doing it again since the current process feels so scummy to me. Twitch appears to WANT me to forget I subbed, therefore paying again some time in the future without my explicit consent.

Cut this **** out and allow me to control my purchase. I won't be purchasing any more subs until I feel like I finally have control of them.

And no, subscribing then immediately heading to the Subscription panel to cancel my new subscription is not good enough

Mods are the ones who keep a chat under control, use commands, choose the perfect time to put ads, ban or mute viewers, help the streamer to set things like volume of the camera, and even change the title or the category. In most cases, mods spend at least two hours doing these things, depending on the streams duration.

And yet, they don't get paid. They are working for free.

I suggest a feature which makes sure that they get any sort of revenue.

For example, each mod should get 5% of the quantity made by all subs during a stream.

Those numbers are just random. But it would be nice if twitch intervened between a streamer and their mods in order to set a mod revenue based on the quantity of money made by a streamer in each stream.

I think it would be a great idea for higher subscription tiers to be established for more money, with higher percentages of the amount of the subscription going to streamers as opposed to Twitch, kind of like how the current Twitch hierarchy works. For this idea, I was thinking of having something kind of similar to Patreon where you can subscribe and the higher tiered subscribers get access to more benefits. Maybe if you are subbed to a high enough tier on one streamer, you get a free Twitch Turbo or free Twitch prime? This could be beneficial for both Twitch and the streamers because the people who want their streamer more on a monthly basis can subscribe to a higher tier and even for a tier that may cost $100 USD, even if Twitch only claims 10%, that would still cover the price of Twitch Turbo and more! There are so many options for having more benefits for higher tiers, and maybe streamers can even choose which tiers they want to make available, and which ones they want to hide for their particular channel!