Sub points should be accumulated & not get expired along with expired subs as it helps streamers to unlock emote slots quicker. And with more emotes available, potential subscribers would be more enticed to sub or continue their subscription.

Looking at "expired" sub points on our partnered dashboard not only demoralized streamers before the start of each stream, we'd get less interested to help promote subscription to our viewers & would encourage direct donation instead.

My current subpoints which unlocked 24 emotes is now at 366/1,000 because 600+ gifted subs expired this month. I don't see how I could get my next 25th emote slot unlocked if Twitch doesn't allow partnered streamers to keep the subpoints earned fairly & paid for from viewers.

Let us keep our hard-earned subpoints so we can grow Twitch together!

It basically takes the stream times of the last 30 or 31 days and averages them to give a summary of when you stream. You can set which days are grouped together, so if you stream somewhere around 5-6 PM on weekdays and somewhere around 3-5 PM on weekends, then you can select Monday to Friday to be grouped together and Sat.-Sun. to group as well, and your stream times will show as 3-5 PM on weekends (or somewhere around that number), and 5-6 PM on weekdays. This is publicly visible, so that way it's an automated way to show viewers when you generally stream.

When adding someone to the auto-host list, you could select if you want to host them regardless of what they're playing, or just when playing specific games.

This would be beneficial for channels that focus on one game only, they could host channels that stream more games, but only when streaming the specific game they want their channel to be about.

There's also the aspect of not wanting to auto-host channels when they play games we wouldn't want presented in our channel, but we could auto-host them only when they are playing games we agree with.

Most importantly it would be very beneficial for channels that stream multiple games. Especially for smaller channels, as they could get the chance to be hosted by more people.

I watch a lot of fighting game streams and fighting games are low numbers for twitch which causes pain for viewing multiple games at the same event. Some events have their own streaming team, such as Evolution (the largest fighting game tournament in the world), where they have their streams named Evo1, Evo2, etc.,
This weekend is a far smaller event called Frosty Faustings and they have unaffiliated people running official tournament streams.

We can increase Event stream visibility by having an Events tab on the front page with the name of the event. Clicking on the Event brings up its own page established by the Event Organizer and their participating streams. If possible, this page can have a Follow button and a Bits bin, where the bits are split 50/50 between the Event and the Streamer hosting the official stream.

The Fighting Game Community is older than justin.tv but the majority of large events are funded by the players through tournament admissions, resulting in smaller prize pools. With an Events tab driving visibility and an Event Bits Bucket supplementing the costs, I believe Twitch can help the FGC maintain a presence in the world of eSports.

Thanks for reading!

Hello I had a suggestion that might be a good idea to give more people a incentive to follow a channel, follower badges if you follow the channel you get a badge next to your name,

1. It would be a good and easier way for streamers to recognise their supporters

2. It would potentially help with channel growth

3. Someone might really enjoy the follower badge and see the sub badge is a better looking version and it might even turn into a subscriber over a follower

If someone was to really tone down their sub badge but still make the follower badge look really cool, people might follow the channel if they were not planning to for the badge alone:)

Hope you think this is a good idea I would love to see this feature added in the future for small streamers like myself it might even improve growth a small margin

Say the ability for a viewer to be able to press on tabs that show the games stats that aren’t visable without this said tab, the ability to open up the streamers minimal to view the full map, this would happen only on the viewers side, would have to be a two way thing, could go beyond with other features the streamer would like to allow access to for viewers, be able to view the partners in a said stream if they are in a squad (with or without the ability to see the other squad members pov, but just stuff like this could add a little razzle dazzle to twitch experience, I’d say other people would even add ideas that could stem off of this, thank you for reading :)