No two weeks of streaming are the same for me as a variety streamer.

Even those people who play the same game every day tend to switch up the focus point of their content.

The current 'day of the week and time' doesn't allow us to schedule any further than 7 days ahead. Instead, could we please just get a simple calendar function?

We could schedule streams much further in advance to bookmark game releases, sponsored content or even upcoming holidays/absences (giving our audience plenty more warning)

Then for those who ARE doing the same content each week, simply have a tick box that says 'Repeat going forwards' which can be undone at any time

Let me know what y'all think 👍

Channel points would benefit from having more options. Give streamers the ability to put a redemption on a cooldown per user and per redemption so we aren't getting spammed with 10 hydration checks in one minute etc.

Allowing moderator access to channel points could be cool too. Have a redemption that we can type a command and have it work automatically. Examples:
"Time myself out for 1 minute!" /timout [user] 60
"Emote only chat!" /emoteonly

Even better would be a double command with a box for a time interval, so:
"VIP for a day!" /vip [user] | duration 24:00:00 | /unvip [user]

Dear Twitch,

Hello, I am one of users who use your services.
Recently, I found out that I couldn't follow other channels. So, I'm looking for the reason why i can't follow the other channels.
Then I found out that Twitch users can only follow 2,000 channels.
Though 2,000 seems like a large enough number, but it means 'following' is a resource that will be exhausted one day.
I've told the problem on Twitch Support service, but the only answer I've got is that "We can't tell when the problem is solved, but we will solve it someday."
If so, what I can do is find someone who agrees with my opinion and improve together in the future.

'Following' is the easiest way to support channels and streamers.
And I don't think there are only 2,000 streamers who deserve 'following'.
Last update about follow limit was in March 2013, and I don't think Twitch's technological advance stayed at that time.
So, please raise our follow limit and let us support more streamers.
I don't think that it's impossible.

We look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards

I think as a matter of principal, a streamer should be able to reset everyone's channel points down to 0 if they choose. It's their channel and they should have the ability to reset everything back to square one. I have a personal experience to why I really require a reset button for this.

I enabled channel points way back when the feature was first introduced with the intent of adding custom redemptions down the line. Well last month I added them and I'm in the predicament where I can't set values for them fairly. I have people who have 100k+ points stocked up. If I want to make the redemptions numbers something reachable to new viewers in a reasonable amount of time, people who have points stockpiled can redeem these in mass amounts. And I can't just put a really high "waste points button" redemption on there because there's no reason for anyone to redeem it. So I know some would redeem it but others wouldn't and it's not fair that those who drain their points with good intentions, but the issue isn't solved.

Any time someone overhauls their channel point redemptions, allowing the streamer to reset everyone's points could make the whole process easier. Please give streamers the ability to have some more control over their channel points in their channel

With the recent uptick in misconduct allegations within the Twitch community I think that there is something that can be done to provide streamers, their moderators, and viewers a safer and more welcoming entertainment platform. As a veteran of the United States Air Force I have been required to take many hours of assault prevention and response training along with suicide awareness training. This training is typically done through an initiative called Culture of Respect or Green Dot Training which can be found here https://cultureofrespect.org/program/green-dot-etc/ . This is a call for Twitch to partner with Culture of Respect and make their training freely available to all streamers and moderators. Upon completion, streamers should be able to display a badge on their profile and moderators a badge next to their name in chat showing that they have completed the training and have taken an oath to uphold a community of safety, respect, and well being.

The new channel layout sucks (let's be honest). It's a maze just to get to the clip section and the video player just seems off without the little "videos, clips, followers, etc" and profile picture tab on the top. Besides, having the huge box under the player with only the profile picture and the about info is also weird. People use to just type the about info in the panel section below anyways?

Would at least be cool if the viewer could choose if they want this new channel design or the old one. For me, this new feature makes the viewer experience worse.

I would like to have an option that whenever you are live, and you change the category of what you are currently streaming, that new "go live" notifications (push, email, etc.) are sent out to followers. Even if it takes several minutes for these notifications to go out, it would be beneficial. There are times when a certain game (or category) is being streamed that followers might not have an interest in watching, but should you change to a game (or category) that they might be interested in watching while you are already live, having new notifications being sent out that you are live and are streaming "X" could be helpful.