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1. Title: Twitch Ctooniverse: Where Streaming Meets Collectible Ctoons, Battlecards, and Virtual Auctions! YOUTUBE/KICK CANT BEAT THIS

   Title: Twitch Ctooniverse: Where Streaming Meets Collectible Ctoons, Battlecards, and Virtual Auctions!

   Introduction:
   Dear Twitch Staff,

   This can all be relatively cheap and doesnt have to have a crazy budget/ visuals, graphics even though I guess servers will have to be figured out. I think the interaction itself will be priceless and non expendable. I think the engagement and interactivity you'll be getting will make it more than worthwhile.

   I am thrilled to present an innovative concept that will revolutionize the Twitch experience, combining the charm of collectible Ctoons, the excitement of Battlecards, and the thrill of virtual auctions. Introducing Twitch Ctooniverse, a captivating side network inspired by the beloved Ctoon system and Collectible Battlecards, designed to supplement our main streaming platform and provide users with an immersive and interactive experience like never before.

   The Ctoon System:
   At the core of Ctooniverse lies the captivating Ctoon System. Participants will have the opportunity to collect and customize animated characters, known as Ctoons, representing their favorite streamers, unique virtual creations, and beloved characters from various games. Each Ctoon will have distinct attributes, abilities, and personalities, making them highly sought-after collectibles. Streamers and viewers can proudly showcase their Ctoons within their virtual rooms, creating a vibrant and personalized environment.

   Collectible Battlecards:
   Complementing the Ctoon System, Twitch Battlecards add an exciting layer of gameplay. Streamers and viewers can acquire and collect virtual Battlecards featuring characters and elements from popular games across different genres. Each Battlecard will possess unique powers and abilities, allowing participants to engage in thrilling battles, tournaments, and challenges within the Ctooniverse. The strategic depth and competitive spirit brought by Battlecards will captivate our community and enhance the overall experience.

   Virtual Auctions:
   Ctooniverse introduces virtual auctions, providing a platform for participants to showcase and auction their prized Ctoons and Battlecards. The auction system ensures fairness by not involving real currency, thus preventing any advantage for those with monetary resources. Instead, participants will earn a virtual currency through their engagement within the Ctooniverse, allowing them to bid and acquire coveted Ctoons and Battlecards based on their dedication and skill. This creates an inclusive environment where everyone has an equal opportunity to acquire rare and desirable collectibles.

   Creative Advertising Campaigns:
   Ctooniverse also offers a unique opportunity for creative advertising campaigns. Streamers, brands, and sponsors can collaborate to create exclusive branded Ctoons and Battlecards, fostering immersive and interactive advertising experiences. Participants can engage with these branded collectibles, promoting brand awareness and driving community engagement. The Ctooniverse becomes a creative space where brands can connect with their target audience in an exciting and memorable way.

   Conclusion:
   Twitch Ctooniverse combines the charm of collectible Ctoons, the excitement of Battlecards, and the thrill of virtual auctions. With the Ctoon System, Collectible Battlecards, and virtual auctions, we create a dynamic and engaging environment where participants can showcase their collections, engage in thrilling battles, and compete for desirable collectibles based on their dedication and skill. Let us embark on this exciting journey, where streaming meets collectible Ctoons, Battlecards, virtual auctions, and creative advertising, and empower our Twitch community to embrace a new dimension of interactive entertainment.

   Thank you for your time and consideration.

   Title: Twitch Ctooniverse: Where Streaming Meets Collectible Ctoons, Battlecards, and Virtual Auctions!

   Introduction:
   Dear Twitch Staff,

   This can all be relatively cheap and doesnt have to have a crazy budget/ visuals, graphics even though I guess servers will have to be figured out. I think the interaction itself will be priceless and non expendable. I think the engagement and interactivity you'll be getting will make it more than worthwhile.

   I am thrilled to present an innovative concept that will revolutionize the Twitch experience, combining the charm of collectible Ctoons, the excitement of Battlecards, and the thrill of virtual auctions. Introducing… more

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2. Raid "Leave" button should say "Don't Raid" or "Stay"

   Clicking "Leave" to stay on the channel is misleading :)

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3. Reconsider the recent changes to the Twitch Terms of Service (6/6/2023), including those centered around branding.

   After receiving a notification about the changes to the Twitch Terms of Service on 6/6/2023, it is clear that there are changes that greatly affect streamers and how they are able to earn an income through the Twitch platform. Before I begin, I highly recommend that Twitch consider creating a way to be able to highlight changes made to their Terms of Service when they are updated, as there was no indication of WHAT changed specifically until I saw a thread on social media explaining it. This is an easy fix to a frustration that many have when a website's Terms of Service are leagues long.

   There are new guidelines as to branding and what is allowed (found here: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/branded-content-policy) that seem anti-creator, not to mention the fact that a recent event specifically breaks many of these rules just by existing. Take for example Games Done Quick, which does all of the items that are now theoretically prohibited. An event like that would no longer exist, or have to completely overhaul their process, to be able to fit within these rules. And creating exceptions for specific events seems an unreasonable response when many creators live off of the fact that they are able to earn additional income to help them run their stream, or make a living, based off of external factors. Limiting a streamer to not allow them to run these types of advertisements does not convince an end user to spend their money with the streamer in another way that benefits Twitch and Amazon as an organization.

   Please reconsider these changes or open discussion with the community in order to allow creators a better path towards earning income using your service, lest we choose other services for our communities. Thank you.

   After receiving a notification about the changes to the Twitch Terms of Service on 6/6/2023, it is clear that there are changes that greatly affect streamers and how they are able to earn an income through the Twitch platform. Before I begin, I highly recommend that Twitch consider creating a way to be able to highlight changes made to their Terms of Service when they are updated, as there was no indication of WHAT changed specifically until I saw a thread on social media explaining it. This is an easy fix to a frustration that many have when a website's… more

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4. Make adding reactions to a video easier and more efficient

   CURRENTLY:

   Desktop browser, you have to press the reaction-button below or on the video (depending on mode), which will bring up a popup where you can select a reaction, and then get a second popup that thanks you.

   Mobile browser, there's no button to add a reaction.

   Android app, there's no button to add a reaction.

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   ISSUES:

   This discourages the usage of reactions since it prevents some, and adding a reaction is too tedious. I've tried adding reactions myself, but I keep forgetting to add reactions since I don't see the button, and the popups blocking the video is just annoying as well.

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   Desktop browser, there could instead be a reaction-button below the chat instead. A button similar to the points with a field for a countdown next to it. Pressing it will bring up a similar popup to redeems and settings, and not cover the video. A quite small popup could be made making it more efficient.

   Mobile browser, it can work the same as the desktop browser.

   Android app, since there's no space below the chat, it can be added next to the bits-button. Since reactions are a way to communicate still. It could just be the icon to save space, and after reacting it can be replaced with the countdown. Pressing the button can have the same menu as redeems and emotes, moving the chat up and revealing the options below the chat.

   CURRENTLY:

   Desktop browser, you have to press the reaction-button below or on the video (depending on mode), which will bring up a popup where you can select a reaction, and then get a second popup that thanks you.

   Mobile browser, there's no button to add a reaction.

   Android app, there's no button to add a reaction.

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   ISSUES:

   This discourages the usage of reactions since it prevents some, and adding a reaction is too tedious. I've tried adding reactions myself, but I keep forgetting to add reactions since I don't see the button, and the popups blocking the video is… more

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5. Make viewer streak start without missing a stream

   Hi,
   I have the viewer streak feature on my stream and noticed the streak only starts when missing a stream first.
   It would be nice to have the streak start even for viewer who didn't miss any stream.

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6. let audible content be like a watch party.

   Ye simple. Let me play my audible purchases for my audience. Lemme make my boring grindy content spicy with good books.

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7. The Unfollow and notification bell should be moved away from the "React" text.

   The Unfollow and notification bell should be moved away from the "React" text.

   Having a heart icon (<3) next to "React" makes it seem like the heart is a way to "Like" the broadcast for people new to the Twitch user interface.

   Obviously, if people were patient in learning the UI, they wouldn't accidentally unfollow the streamer, but accidents do happen when people are in a hurry (or drunk)... click click click

   I would recommend moving the Heart and Bell closer to the streamer's name, but in a way that doesn't copy YouTube's design. LUL

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   AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded

   Hey there,

   Thank you for your input on the placement of this button. I have moved this feedback to the Creators and Stream Features forum for further consideration! Thanks again,

8. guest star feedback

   I followed the link I just got back from Support; is this the right place?

   Hi! A group I'm in recently did an extensive mini raid train collab using Guest Star. It was about three weeks ago. The instruction pages encourage feedback and bug reports because it's still beta. So here I am. Happy to try to clarify any of these.

   1. One of us has struggling Internet. It is good enough to stream and she is wired in, but her bandwidth is inconsistent. I think that's why she kept getting disconnected from Guest Star even though the other 3 of us were not. Otherwise no idea why, but she had to refresh and rejoin several times.

   2. Once someone has left and returned to Guest Star, whether intentionally or no, once put on stage, their browser source on OBS showed their image returned fine, but for audio to work, the Browser source had to be refreshed.

   3. Sometimes the people in the Guest Star page would lose the ability to hear one of us. The others would still be audible. Sometimes refreshing the page fixed it. Sometimes it required that the person who couldn't be heard had to refresh. At one point this seemed to be triggered by one of the guests adjusting the volume of one of the other guests. She couldn't hear him after that, even when she turned the level back up.

   4. One of us experienced the page remembering how loud each guest was set to previously. This was confusing because it had been a while and she didn't know why some of the people were quiet. She was pretty sure she had turned the volume back up in the mean time, but when she returned to guest star, it "remembered" the previous, lower volume setting and she had to turn it back up again. Arguably it would be better if it didn't remember, or if it showed an indicator of who had a custom volume set.

   5. It's not totally clear whether adjusting someone else's volume affects them for everybody or just for you. Especially as the streamer, when I put someone on stage after changing their volume backstage, is that going to change how they sound in OBS? It would be great to make this clearer, like label it or provide a popup info bubble like "Change their backstage volume for you; this will not affect the Browser Souce on stream" etc

   6. I discovered that the Browser Source URLs don't seem to change; they are specific by position and even when I stream days later, the URLs are the same. If I were to give one of those URLs to someone else (like if I am at their home using their computer, or if we are at a public event and I'm using their laptop, etc) then it seems that during any future Guest Star streams I may do, they could (accidentally I presume) wind up with the audio and video of my guest on their OBS! I understand that the convenience of persistent links is super valuable. It would be awful to have the Guest Star session crash midstream and need to set up new browser control URLs while the world is watching. But what if the URLs get refreshed (a) after a month of not using each one, (b) if you ever change password or stream key, (c) if you create a new "Guest Star session", which reflects your intention to start fresh.

   7. I think the "Guest Star session" would be cool. You could give it a title and a description, so when you invite people they see more information about why. The URLs and the invitations could persist until you close the Session. Perhaps you could keep a few Sessions around, like how OBS does Scene Collections or Profiles, or how a digital mixer stores snapshots. Then you could have your DnD gang, your music talk podcast panel, etc, preset and ready to resume on a regular basis whenever you do those kinds of streams.

   8. At one point someone left Guest Star by mistake while they were "live" (though I hadn't actually started the stream yet, thank goodness) and their invitation was also gone. I had to stop what I was doing and reinvite them. Also at one point someone misunderstood the plan and left too soon and was messaged to come back, but had to be invited. Of course in both cases I had to toggle them "Live" and refresh the browser controls. This kind of thing happened enough that we started being quite frustrated with Guest Star, though when it worked it was great!

   9. I found that while streaming, it was most convenient to turn on monitoring in OBS and turn off the Guest Star page's audio in Chrome, by right clicking on the tab and muting the site. This unfortunately also means not being able to listen to any other twitch pages, including the page that was about to raid me. It would be great to have a master page volume or page mute button.

   I know you might think I should listen to the page and keep the browser controls unmonitored, but (a) I was able to hear my effects and my real levels this way, and (b) if someone is accidentally unmuted in the browser, has background noise, coughs, etc, my method means that's not an issue. Also for a lot of us, we use Desktop Audio to share whatever sound is in the computer, and that means they would be doubled or out of sync. Lastly, because of the bug above requiring a refresh, monitoring the OBS source tells me when it's broken.

   1. If nobody is assigned to a slot, or if they leave their slot, the empty slot should have more information and buttons that would help you do something else with that slot quick. Assign someone, re-send invitation to someone who left prematurely, maybe even what time they left and how long they have to reconnect before they lose the slot.

   2. Is there a way to hide the channel names in the browser controls? Anyone skilled enough to get through Guest Star effectively should know how to add a name on screen, and if we do it ourselves, it'll be in our show's style. I understand that it's a boon to have the name change when the guest changes in a slot. That's great. But it should be optional. If it is, please let me know.

   3. Is there a way to have guests without showing the list of Guest Starring channel name links to your viewers? I love that it has that as an option, but (a) sometimes you want to have a surprise guest, (b) sometimes someone or multiple people might be on a camera that joins using their other channel, their spouse's channel, etc, or (c) if you stream for 8 hours and have someone guest for 10 minutes, it's confusing to the viewer who comes and goes at some other part of the day.

   4. If I closed my Guest Star hosting window, the others could keep talking for a minute or so, but sometimes with 2FA, rebooting, and/or stormy conditions, it can take anywhere from 1-90 minutes to get back. Also it's possible to be logged into Guest Star on a separate computer from the streaming one. I believe as it is now, if the host closes the Guest Star browser or loses connection, even if the stream is still on and the streaming computer is fine, the Guest Stars will disappear in a couple of minutes. I didn't test that, because of how horrible the experience would be while streaming. :) It would be great if the session didn't close for at least an hour or two when abandoned by the host. Zoom meetings and Streamyard, by comparison, stay until everyone leaves.

   5. It would be great to co-own a Guest Star Session so the same group could be reused on another channel without having to set everything back up. Like first I'll interview you two on my channel, then one of you streams while you two interview me on your channel, that kind of thing.

   6. It would be so cool to have a setting to enable unfiltered stereo audio, so we can play guest music on each other's channels. Many of us have been trying to use it that way and it just doesn't sound great in attenuated mono.

   7. At first I kept forgetting to put people "on stage" - especially if they were on stage a moment before and had accidentally left. Audio handling is also very strange because who can hear whom when they are or aren't on stage is confusing and unclear. It should be more visually obvious that someone is backstage. There is currently a 'look' but a watermark that says 'offstage' or something would be better. Or perhaps once anyone is "on stage", it would become even more obvious who is not, where it would be subtler before that point.

   8. A feature like some meeting software, where we see a bouncing level meter on each window in the Guest Star browser page, would be wonderful. I found it hard to figure out who had background noises on, unless I put people on through OBS and could look at their individual meters, and it would be too late then. Of course I could mute each person in turn but that also was hard while under pressure.

   9. Another idea if there are Guest Star Sessions would be to preassign slots for people. So when placing them it would default to place them in the same spots. You could still change that but having defaults would mean not having to remember where everyone was "sitting". It would be cool to be able to preassign more than one person to the same slot, if you know that some people take turns in the same 'seat', for that matter, when their segments come up.

   Thanks for listening and I hope you understand why I didn't want to submit 18 times. :)

   I followed the link I just got back from Support; is this the right place?

   Hi! A group I'm in recently did an extensive mini raid train collab using Guest Star. It was about three weeks ago. The instruction pages encourage feedback and bug reports because it's still beta. So here I am. Happy to try to clarify any of these.

   1. One of us has struggling Internet. It is good enough to stream and she is wired in, but her bandwidth is inconsistent. I think that's why she kept getting disconnected from Guest Star even though the other 3 of… more

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9. Fcc mode

   Fcc option where chatting is bleeped during cursing

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10. Annual partner poll

    Nowadays there are lots of content creators on Twitch with follower/subscriber camps of sizes that easily outnumber those of some who have already reached their partner status. Yet, these persons still struggle after years (if not decades) of streaming to cross the required average viewer boundary which would grant them considerably wider possibilites to fascinate the audiences of theirs and other people.
    I've heard from them that if their follower camp would watch their stream at the same time, they already were partners. That is a fact that it is not a simple task for such amount of people with various daily routines to be able to gather for their content creators every time the streamer they support broadcasts. But, there might be another way for them (beyond the present methods) to help the creators to achieve their goals:
    For affiliate creators whose follower or subscriber number reaches a threshold accepted by mutual agreement of Twitch managers, I hereby propose the opportunity of annual partner polls among affiliate streamers in each country.
    Content creators satisfying the requirements could nominate themselves on an official website each year and viewers would be able to vote among the candidates on an online platform for a specific period of time. The winners of the poll would be entitled to possess the check alongside their channel.
    I hope this recommendation will be taken into consideration and proper measures will be made. Thank you for your attention.

    Nowadays there are lots of content creators on Twitch with follower/subscriber camps of sizes that easily outnumber those of some who have already reached their partner status. Yet, these persons still struggle after years (if not decades) of streaming to cross the required average viewer boundary which would grant them considerably wider possibilites to fascinate the audiences of theirs and other people.
    I've heard from them that if their follower camp would watch their stream at the same time, they already were partners. That is a fact that it is not a simple task for such amount of people with… more

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11. [Experiment] Follow Cues

    We’re experimenting with cues as a way to help streamers while they're live. Follow cues are a feature that reminds streamers to tell viewers to follow when they are live. Timing of these reminders are based on real-time data that tells us when the percentage of viewers not following you is higher than usual. We are testing location of these cues in either Chat or Activity Feed.
    We look forward to hearing your feedback!

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12. I think that you have way to many partnered streamers with low viewer base

    I think it would be wise to remove partnership from low performing streamers and offer those partnerships to people with over 100 viewers working hard to grow there channels as opposed to those stagnant channels with constant under 50 viewers who for some reason keep there status as a Twitch partner.

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13. a twitch le falta mejorar o nos vamos

    primera twitch mete mucho comercial y no paga

    segunda no da visualizaciones a canales pequeños

    tercera mete mucho comercial y no deja que la audiencia vea tranquilamente el stream

    cuarta no me pagaron lo que me correspondía, ya aun quedándose su porcentaje, me quitaron mas de el 50% de mi porcentaje ya ganado

    quinta me exige a cada rato problemas con música de copy cuando no la hay

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14. Twitch Monsters / Pets

    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

    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… more

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15. Allow streamers to limit their number of viewers. Perhaps a VIP stream that only allows the first 100 viewers (or whatever number streamer p

    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.

    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… more

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16. Provide transparent and clear communication about changes to function and features of Twitch.

    Twitch has asked us to hold them accountable and we have been met with a wall of silence accompanied by shadow changes like the ones made to auto-hosts.

    Twitch must communicate to creators with transparency about the plans and the data that leads to them. Without streamers there is no Twitch. We deserve to be able to ask questions and voice concerns about potential changes to the platform that we make possible.

    These are the changes we would like to see:

    1. Allow for comment periods in advance of finalizing rollouts of changes to existing features.

    2. Provide open access to data from studies that lead to changes to the function and features of Twitch.

    3. Communicate clear timelines for rollouts of new features and changes to existing features to allow streamers adequate time to prepare.

    4. Provide a roadmap of expected changes to Twitch so that creators can understand the trajectory of the platform that many of us at least in part make a living on.

    Twitch has asked us to hold them accountable and we have been met with a wall of silence accompanied by shadow changes like the ones made to auto-hosts.

    Twitch must communicate to creators with transparency about the plans and the data that leads to them. Without streamers there is no Twitch. We deserve to be able to ask questions and voice concerns about potential changes to the platform that we make possible.

    These are the changes we would like to see:

    1. Allow for comment periods in advance of finalizing rollouts of changes to existing features.

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17. Can you make it to were anyone can upload no matter the follower count. I wanna be able to upload not just stream.
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18. Dm System

    I think a good idea would be to make a place for people to connect their Instagram or some sort of social media that hey can receive dms from and when they follow a creator and have social media connected to their twitch account they will receive a dm from the creators profile with anything they want. My idea was to put my friends unreleased music all on one page and it send the person who follows a link to that music as a hanks for following type of thing.

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19. White list

    For those that reach a big number of viewers on their stream ( for like 500 viewers or 1k,1000 viewers ) to get whitelisted and get verified if they did something that received a warning or a suspended period. I mean instead of the people that have a contract with Twitch, the others what can do? So my idea is: instead of a bot that bans/ suspends that Content Creator someone should judge their warning, but the content creator should reach a big number of viewers on their stream, as example 500.

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20. Favorite streamers by genres, platforms, events, activities and even therapy.

    One streamer had this idea of having a favorite streamer already posted on here and honestly i feel like it’s a great idea but it lacks more context because not all communities will agree with that considering that it lacks other things because everyone has their very own favorite streamer in different platforms, different gaming genres, different streaming genres, etc. I believe that there should be a gift card reward on the most bits, subscriptions, hype trains, followers, viewers or support of any kind when it comes to being a favorite streamer regardless if they are a streamer, affiliate or partner. I hope this idea helps other communities out there that needs the support and care from others that watch and help make their streams a much better place.

    One streamer had this idea of having a favorite streamer already posted on here and honestly i feel like it’s a great idea but it lacks more context because not all communities will agree with that considering that it lacks other things because everyone has their very own favorite streamer in different platforms, different gaming genres, different streaming genres, etc. I believe that there should be a gift card reward on the most bits, subscriptions, hype trains, followers, viewers or support of any kind when it comes to being a favorite streamer regardless if they are a streamer, affiliate or… more

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