Basically, this idea would be for if a person were to unfollow a channel, a prompt would show up asking them to give a reason as to why they're unfollowing. For example, a streamer's content has been "getting old or repetitive" could be a reason, or they are "not interacting with their chat" as much, or any other reason like that. A streamer could enable or disable this feature depending on whether or not they want feedback from the people who unfollow them. The Twitch users who do unfollow can also choose to not answer why they are unfollowing, and leave it blank. I believe this feature would especially help small streamers because it would show them why people are unfollowing their streams and how they can improve off of their reasons. Thank you for considering this idea.

This is totally stupid that subbing to monster cat now allows streamers to be fast tracked to affiliate, I like many others have been grinding to earn it yet now Twitch pulls this stunt...
Then theres no point in having affiliate as this method seems to be causing lots of issues among the community.
With this along with other issues experienced, i'm glad that I found a new place to share my content. Twitch needs to realise all the mistake they made and get this fixed otherwise they may end up losing a lot of people which I see happening. imo.

I am aware that there are ways that a streamer can incentivize viewer loyalty but if you are screamer that's just getting started and you're relatively impoverished, there's not much you can afford to do and it would be nice if that was something that was built into the system. I have observed other platforms that have things like that in place but they are not as effective as they could be and as how to do that, it's worth the conversation or if you podcast and brainstorming interactions to figure that out.

I guess this is another leveraging moment for another one of my suggestions to improve twitch which was a twitch handler of whom could bring someone like me into a group conversation with other people working at different departments in twitch to figure out interesting and creative ways to do things with more streamlined efficiency then something like me posting here of which feels more like an echo chamber of intellectual impotence then it does a valuable expenditure of my time.

There should be a direct email to support streamers with specific queries. I was looking for an answer regarding a specific topic and I didn't find it and I couldn't send mail anywhere specific! I sent an email on another topic asking for help in this regard and the answer was basically: "if you can't find the answer, don't do it" I don't think it's an answer that anyone can give...
I hope you take this into account. Thanks!

Deveria haver um email directo para apoio em duvidas especificas aos streamers. Estive a procura de uma resposta em relação a um tema especifico e não encontrei e não consegui enviar mail em lado nenhum especifico! Enviei um mail em outro tema a pedir ajuda nesse sentido e a resposta dada foi basicamente : "se não encontra a resposta não o faça" Não acho que seja uma resposta que se de seja a quem for...
Espero que tenham isto em consideração. Obrigada!

Not exactly sure on how to implement it, but the general idea is... Creators can randomly find Twitch Monsters while streaming and they show up revealing to everyone. Likewise, watching streamers gives a chance for viewers to get them.

Then viewers can battle during streams if the creator has it enabled and the battle shows up at the bottom of the screen. Whoever wins gets levels and the loser too. The creator can also be challenged or challenge others if they have that setting enabled.

These are untradable to prevent bots wanting to get involved. Creators can also disable this feature entirely if they don't want it. Simply aesthetic fun for creators and viewers. #Twitchmon

Allow Creators to limit their number of viewers. Perhaps a VIP stream that only allows the first 100 viewers (or whatever number Creator prefers) access to the stream. Additionally there could be a "reserve spot now" or "RSVP" option for a set $ amount that could be split between twitch and Creator (in Affiliate case) and Partners would claim the full amount. People do not like to be denied access to anything it seems - so I think this would be a great way to promote channels and increase viewership. FOMO is real. Thank you for considering a great way to increase participation across the platform.