Now that subathons and other long streams are trending on Twitch there's a need for feature to notify your followers that you're live during the stream!

Issue currently is that you need to stop your stream and restart it so the followers get notified that your stream is live! For example for subathon this is a big issue because you'll lose viewers when doing this.

Now my suggestion is to give streamer and their trusted mod(s) a chance to announce that the stream is live without stopping the stream! It could be available once in ~24 hours so it doesn't feel like spam.

Example. Streamer X is having subathon which includes sleeping on stream. Now every morning viewer count goes down a lot. Now when they wake up and/or start new day of content they could press a button which would notify all their followers that now the content starts again.

Similar to how you can connect your Steam account with Twitch and it detects what map you are playing on CSGO (I'm not sure if it's still a thing, but back when I played the game it was a feature on Twitch), it would be nice to have something like that with games that have different heroes, champions, legends, etc. For example Overwatch, League of Legends, Valorant, etc. It would be nice to either also have it auto detect (through API or something) what champion you are playing, or people that play a specific champion all the time can manually add it to their tags. It would be a nice addition in my opinion because personally when I started playing League of Legends I wanted to watch people play a specific champion, however the issue was that the name of the champion (Gwen in this case) was also the name of some games or even streamers, making it hard to find what I was searching for.

They could not give small streamers the verified one since, although they are active every day, they will not comply with a characteristic that is to have an average number of people who see them, until a large streamer sees them or den host, but if that never happens, you'll never get verified. Even if it has good quality, good audio and all that, what is the use if they will never be able to reach the verified one. I think they should change that rule and give the verified to a streamer who makes an effort doing direct every day, has good quality, good audio and that. Thanks. Love you

Hi there!
I recently noticed and enjoyed the new Monthly Recap feature on a few of my favorite streams I've subscribed to and I really enjoy the stats! Then I noticed I received an email stating that my stream was one of the ones selected to participate in the test of these feature. Excitedly, I shared the notion with my friend and first subscriber (who has been consistently subscribed since I reached affiliate) and we were quite bummed out to find it wasn't working. Normally, I'd have just guessed that I wasn't chosen, but I was specifically emailed with notification that I have been.

So I'm just wanting to bring awareness that this is not showing consistently. Also, on several of my recaps I could see, panel 3/8 was not properly appearing.

Hoping this helps with your test!

Hello Twitch,

You tell us that using third-party sites to watch multiple Twitch streams at the same time is detrimental to our chat experience. I totally understand the sense of loyalty and fidelity we must have towards you, but to be honest, I expected better.

Watching multiple streams at the same time would allow us to stay in touch with multiple communities at the same time and not miss any highlights. So why not? Creating the Squad Stream system was a good initiative to follow several streamers on a common game. But if you are so keen to keep us on your platform, I have a proposal for you.

In addition to the Squad Stream, why not launch the Multiview system? This would be an official feature that would allow viewers to follow any streams at the same time on your official site or platform, without using a "third party" site.

I hope this feedback will help you improve our viewer experience. Thank you for your attention.

Problem: Current Hype Train emotes are rarely updated, unlocked quickly, and seldom used.

Solution: The Community

Every Streamer picks one emote to be available globally in Hype Trains. Hype Train participants unlock one of the million+ emotes at random.

And then you lose access to the emote you unlocked after 30-days to not detract from the value of a direct sub to that streamer's channel.

In that realm of thought, this also works as a discovery feature. People might be curious about the channel whose emote they have unlocked - and go check them out. Perhaps they like the emote so much that they subscribe.

A community feature that supports said community!

Hello dear community,

I also have a suggestion for role management:
Currently, as a broadcaster, you assign the moderator or even the editor. Unfortunately, with these roles, people "only" get a fixed way of managing or supporting the channel. It would be very nice if the broadcaster could add freely selectable functions to the editor. For example, using checkboxes.
In my opinion, the editor should also be able to timeout moderators in the chat or delete messages. However, the mod should not lose its moderator status after the timeout.
Adding or removing moderators should be left to the broadcaster.
Exact example: I would like to allow an editor to use the /marker function. However, the editor can now also start a host or raid. This function could be deactivated using the rights management with the checkboxes mentioned above.

To break it down briefly: the editor is a very powerful support for the broadcaster. However, the functions of the editor should be freely selectable. That would be an incredibly useful and helpful extension for Twitch.

Thank you and have a nice day and a nice weekend.

Hey Twitch Community and Twitch Team,

i edit videos for some streamers. There the problem often arises that you cannot easily make the stream highlights available for download because the maximum upload size via e-mail, Discord etc. is sometimes not nearly sufficient. Another problem with some cloud services is that larger uploads can only be made after completing a subscription. This means it often quickly complicates the video's by editing the streamer's videos difficult.
Also, some streamers have the problem of a person who only admits the role of editor to edit videos, because they have a lot of rights. Which streamer keeps strangers from admitting this.

It would make it easier if a streamer could either set what the editor can and can't do.
Or would give a separate role called cutter or video editor which only has rights to download and upload videos.

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!