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Please do not remove the ability to cheer anonymously Today (Oct 24, 2022) Anon cheering seems to have been disabled for some reason. Please do not remove the ability to cheer Anonymously.
Some of us like to donate bits and don't want to be "recognized" for it. Removing the ability to cheer anonymously will just make us not cheer at all.
If this was somehow something streamers were asking for, then make it a per-stream setting a streamer can toggle (but default ON).
1,045 votes
AdminTwitch
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Hey all! Thanks for this thread. We recently deprecated anonymous Cheering after we discovered it was being abused. While we understand some viewers prefer not being recognized for Cheering, we made this change to ensure a safer experience for those who were negatively impacted.
We’ve also heard your concerns on what this means for the future of Bits. This deprecation is not related to any plans to limit Cheering with Bits on Twitch, and is solely focused on providing a safer experience for our community.
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Keep Bits, do not replace with Super Cheer Bits are the MOST beneficial form of income for streamers on Twitch. The donor pays the twitch fee when purchasing the bits, so the streamer gets the full amount, which is what the donor expects. If someone donates 100 bits the streamer gets $1.00. With Super Cheer if someone donates $1.00 the fee is coming out of that amount and the streamer only gets $0.76. If Twitch is looking to replace bits with Super Cheer, that is only going to hurt streamers livelihoods and the relationship between streamers and Twitch. We want to be able to stream on Twitch knowing…
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[Experiment] Making Cheering Easier For a limited time, within a select number of channels, we’re testing a different way to Cheer through direct purchase Cheering.
Direct purchase Cheering allows you to unlock a fun community benefit through monetary payment, rather than through Bits. This experiment is only available to select creators and you must be located in the U.S. to participate. If you have any further questions please refer to our help article (https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/cheering-experiment-2022?language=en_US)
We look forward to hearing your feedback on this!13 votes -
being able to put animated emoticons with Bits/cheers being able to put animated emoticons with Bits/cheers
are more beautiful animated9 votes -
Add custom cheermotes for affiliates Partner have the possibility to add a cheer emote which users can use to cheer. It would be great if that would also be possible for affiliates. Like this viewers can donate bits more personal to the channel as with the default ones.
So partners have still a difference to affiliates at this point they could get i.e. a second or maybe also third custom cheermote slot.7 votes -
More control over bits messages I'd suggest a tool so mods could accept or deny a bit message.
It happens that your streamer wants to roleplay but the chat is doing metagaming, right? Well, I used to think that sub mode or emote mode could've solved it, but there is always that enlightned user who sends bits and messes it up.
This case is the softiest. You also have hateful donos or spam that banning is not enough because if text-to-speech is enabled, the streamer ends up knowing.
At first my idea was to put all bits messages in automod queue so mods read them,…
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Opt out of Cheering Experiement I did not want to be part of the Twitch Cheering Experiment. I am a small streamer and rely heavily on my stream alerts gimmicks to fund raise. The Cheering Experiment has massively reduced my income and the platform takes a larger cut and it doesn't even do anything cool when someone donates.
Twitch sent a stealthy email on the 20th and only gave us til the 24th to opt out but I only found out yesterday. I can safely say I don't want to be part of the experiment and would like to opt out immediately. There should be…
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Minimum Requirements for First-Time Bit Donations in Channels I would like to suggest the implementation of minimum requirements for first-time bit donations in a channel. Currently, there is an issue where newly created accounts can use "fake bits" purchased with stolen credit cards or bins. This situation negatively affects both streamers and the community at large. Therefore, I propose the introduction of an additional security measure to prevent these fraudulent transactions.
My proposal consists of establishing minimum requirements for first-time bit donations in a channel, similar to the existing requirements for first-time chatting. These requirements could include:
Email and Phone Verification: Similar to the verification required for first-time…
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Conversion of Twitch currency to a monetary unit Conversion of Twitch currency to a monetary unit - this refers to the process of converting Twitch currency into a chosen national currency, such as dollars, euros, or any other monetary unit.
The idea is to convert Bits into a monetary unit (dollars) and use it for purchasing subscriptions and making donations. This eliminates the need for repetitive conversion and transaction processes. For instance, if the wallet balance is 10,000 monetary units (dollars), my intention is not only to gift subscriptions to my favorite streamers but also to donate a monetary amount (dollars) to support them. Additionally, users have the…
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Incentivo para grandes apoiadores em bits. Eu sou um grande apoiador e cliente da Twich. Cliente porque acredito que sao poucos que investem em bits para apoiar os canais da vossa plataforma, basta dar uma verificada na minha conta que entendera. E acredito que muitos como eu tambem devem pensar assim. "Como nos apoiadores com maior investimento em compras de Bits "se assim posso nomear", nao temos nada de especial para nosso perfil geral. Entao acredito que seria interesante uma distinçao geral do quanto somos apoiadores." Nao temos nada, nada de especial para tando gasto. Enfim, nao sei se vai adiantar o meu comentario ou atè…
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Ideas to encourage the use of bits. Custom emotes on the hype train.
Explanation: The rewards for participating in the hype train are standard Twitch emotes. The idea is that if the streamer can add some extra emotes there, users might be more encouraged to participate.Be able to use bits for rewards instead of channel points.
Explanation: Users who don't have enough points (or even those who do) could choose to redeem a reward for points using bits instead. Or the streamer could choose to have some rewards exclusively for bits or only for subscribers.Add some Bit-based games.
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I think we should be able to purchase bits and subs with other apps too. If we get more, easier, options to buy bits/subs. More viewers and creators will buy them. For example me. It just gives more comfort in buying them and its way faster.
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Apply bits spent on third-party extensions to hype trains Third-Party Extensions like Blerp allow you to spent bits, but bits spent in those extensions do not contribute to hype trains or to cheerer rankings. I think it would be a great improvement to fix that; it would promote bit spending, interacting with third-party apps, and increase hype trains to help with streamer success.
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why no matter what I click on it always takes me to bits on this site why no matter what I click on it always takes me to bits on this site
I click to read and see feature request ideas page loads on bits I dont
want to see bits I want to see featured requests I clicked on as example on page5 votes -
coins Put in support like TikTok coins so that the scene can support their favorite creator, so Twitch can also take 10% or 20% of the support. The interest becomes for both parties.
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New incentives to buy bits My idea is this couple ideas actually i say make bits more appealing to buy to support streamers how can this be done you ask well many ways but 2 ways i thought of is this. after buying so many bits you could give viewers exclusive emotes that only they can have if they purchased so many bits. another way is lets say someone buys $50 in bits allow there next purchase to be dollar for dollar in bits rather than 1.40 for 100 bits but only after they get to a certain threshold of bittie purchase history. Another way…
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bajar los precios que bajen de precio los bits son muy caros y solo por mandar un mensaje
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Use your affiliate earnings to purchase bits i think it would be cool if your earnings could be used to buy bits and subscriptions. your twitch earnings would go down of course xD but i just thought it would be nice, because then we wouldnt have to wait so long for it to be cashed out into our accounts, we could just spend it on others and make them happy.
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More lower-end bit badges Bit badges go from 1 cent, to a dollar, to 10 dollars, to 50, to 100. Shouldnt there be a 5 dollar bit badge? and maybe a 25? the badges are insanely steep. I'm an affiliate and I can set literally 28 badges, and yet it costs $10 worth of bits to get the third one. I can set 28 badges and yet people wont see any past the first two. As an affiliate, does twitch ever realistically expect someone to donate 5,000,000 bits? Nobody donates bits past the 100 mark to get the second badge. Theres just no bridge…
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Bring back Ads for Bits Twitch removed the option to watch ads for bits and I want it back.
Being able to send free earned bits had been an amazing opportunity for those who can not afford it but still want to support their favorite channels.
Taking away that feature for Multiplayer Ads is a huge downgrade, it does not allow each individual to have a freedom of choice with the earned bits as it used to be.
Please bring back Ads for Bits.
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