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.

As we all know, Twitch Discoverability is terrible, and communicating with out fans is also almost non-existent outside of streaming.

TikTok took the world by storm, and applications like Instagram have gained massive traction using the same concept.

It would be great to have a "Twitch Discover Page," where streamers could post 15-30 second videos in the same upright style as these apps.
It would be amazing to be able to select a game/category, and be able to scroll an endless amount of these videos.

Not only would it add an extra ounce of discoverability, but it would also add ANOTHER reason for gamers to come/return to Twitch. To see GAME RELATED "TikTok content."

A new app Hover has been developed and is growing fast.
The opportunity is NOW to end the apps progress and create something inbuilt.
It is so frustrating (and the very reason so many people are leaving Twitch) that you have to use 10 different apps to do anything here.

When you mark your stream as 18+, users will get a warning message the first time they enter the stream, warning about things like strong language.

What I think would be a good addition, is for the ability to either customize this screen entirely, or add text to it to warn about things such as flashing lights, loud noises etc.

Not only will this help prepare everyone for what might be present in the stream, but it would also help those with health problems such as noise/light sensitivity, epilepsy etc. to know what the stream contains and then make an informed decision based on their own health whether or not they want to continue to this stream.

I have seen plenty of streams that have alerts that are flashing images and contains VERY loud noises, and for some people these can pose problems that not everyone might think about.

Bonjour !

Je suggère une fonctionnalité qui propose aux streamers d'acheter des droits de diffusion à l'unité pour le temps d'une lecture d'une musique choisie.
Vraiment comme le concept d'une jukebox.

Fonctionnement :
Des artistes musicaux en partenariat avec Twitch proposent leurs créations dans une bibliothèque dédiée à la jukebox et qui est accessible aux streamers.

Pour une somme définie, les streamers obtiennent le droit de jouer le morceau.

Il pourrait y avoir deux tarifs différents :

• Un tarif avec un droit de diffusion d'un morceau uniquement en live
• Un tarif avec droit de diffusion d'un morceau en live + droit de conserver le morceau dans la rediffusion twitch présente sur la chaine du streamer.*

*(Bien évidemment le droit est limité à la plateforme Twitch et n'est pas conservé si on veut exporter la rediff sur youtube, de toute façon ca ne passerait pas sur YT pour la monétisation.)

Il pourrait y avoir les des fonctionnalités en plus :
- Ajout d'un porte-monnaie à la bibliothèque.
- Ajout d'une fonctionnalité playlist pour programmer les musiques à jouer sur la durée du stream.
- Ajout d'un système de notation et d'avis.
- Possibilité pour les artistes musicaux de proposer certaines de leurs créations gratuitement durant un temps limité afin de se faire connaître.
- Possibilité pour twitch de créer une page de mise en valeur qui permettrait aux artistes musicaux de payer pour se mettre en valeur.

Divers :
- Twitch prélève un petit pourcentage au passage. :)
- Cela pourrait intéresser de nouveaux talents, artistes débutants, les mettre en valeur.

The new IOS update is abysmal. Not only is it visually unappealing to look at, each followed stream takes up 1/2 the screen so you have to scroll for a painfully long time to find what you want to watch and you can’t no longer check who is live unless you want to scroll for 2 minutes, it is damaging to smaller creators. The streams with the most viewers appear on top (as they have) but now to find the streams with fewer viewers you have to swipe for such a long time that viewers (myself included) are fatigued trying to get to the bottom of their followed page. It will certainly effect smaller creators as a big percentage of viewers are mobile users. I’m upset with the update as a creator myself. It’s hard to grow when your own viewers have to swipe for 3 minutes just to reach your stream. The smaller list was completely fine as it is and I’m not sure what the idea behind the update was. Seriously, the streams are now comically large on your screen. It’s aggravating and unnecessary.

In a time where twitch is evolving and changing a lot from its initial standpoint, I would say we could benefit from a little consistency and pride.
Therefor my suggestion is loyalty badges - as in years you have been on twitch.
This would mean after year 1, 2, 5, 10 you would have a badge you can choose to have in chat to show that you have been a part of twitch for x amount of time and isn’t a new spam account fx. - but someone who loves and cares for twitch.
Steam has it fx. so I see no reason it couldnt work here.

Brainstorm: Heck I even think down the road it could have certain perks/applications where youd fx. couldnt apply as a mod in channels unless you been on twitch for say 2 years etc. (just brainstorming)

TL;dr - Loyalty badges that show for how long your account has been on twitch to create some consistency