A Twitch Partner can open 2 teams, once they are created, even if ownership of a Team is transferred or a Team is Deleted, a slot does not get reinstated to the user.

This suggestion is not to increase the amount of Teams to open, but to allow a Team's URL to be changed once every "x" amount of days*, which currently cannot be done.

There are Partners who have a 2nd slots empty not wanting to potentially waste them or Inactive Teams that were created Years ago no longer used because of these restrictions currently in place.

Twitch offers you a tool to change your username once every 60 days which changes your URL, so what's limiting Partners from emailing Support to suggest A Twitch Team's URL to be changed?

Allow the URL changes and let Partners open or modify their current Teams to promote growth of all content creators.

*My personal preference would be 6 or 12 Months per URL change.

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You should add different tiers of the gift badge, like the bit badge. It currently shows the ammount of gifted subs already in the message in chat, but this should also be reflected in the gift badge.
Do a score system, lets call it gift score, like following: $4,99 sub gives 1 point, $9,99 gives 2 points and $24,99 gives even 5 points, like you did it for the streamer with the sub score.
Depending on the gift score give different badges. Maybe in steps like 3,5,10,25,50,100 etc...

Give the possibility to the streamer to upload their own gift badges, like it is with bit badges.

It would be a great change and show everyone in the chat how many the user supports the channel.
Just like the bit badges it also gives YOU twitch another great income, because it might give the users another way to compete and showing off how much they support a channel, like the top cheer feature already does.

As you've cited in your "How to Use Squad Stream" post: "We are rolling Squad Stream out to Partners first because of the need for video quality options (also known as transcodes) in order to ensure the best experience for viewers. Currently, all Twitch Partners receive video quality options on their streams by default, while Affiliates receive them as they're available, with priority access. Our plan is to make Squad Stream available to Affiliates and all other streamers as we continue expanding our transcodes capacity."

Many affiliates get transcodes already and should be able to Squad Stream, so I want so suggest the following:

1. Allow Affiliates with transcodes to create Squad Streams with each other. If they don't have transcodes, post a little notification that you're still rolling out transcodes and this feature is still in testing (because technically it is)

2. Allow Affiliates and Partners to Squad Stream with each other if eligible (i.e.
   have transcodes).

Hope to be able to Squad Stream with my friends soon :)

When watching a TV Series (such as Made in Abyss), it would be nice to have a "Start next episode" button somewhere, possibly when the credits start to roll. The current process for playing the next episode is as follows:

1. Go back to the Creator's Dashboard
2. End/Cancel the current watch party (or wait for it to end)
3. Start a new watch party
4. Scroll all the way down to the episode that you want, then click it
5. Select the season that you want to watch
6. Hope you remember what episode that you just finished so that you can select the next one and not one that you've already watched.

On a side note, it would be nice if the button told you that you would be jumping to the next season as well, if you were on the last episode.

Currently, cheermotes are available even for blocked users who unlocked the emote before they got blocked.

This, however, also allows for harrassment outside of the channel of the stream who blocked them. They can go to channels of streamers that the streamer is acquainted or friends with, and continue to harass simply by intentionally using their cheermotes.

I don't think this is something a streamer should have to deal with, and therefore I think that while a user is blocked by a streamer, they should also not be able to use the cheermotes, just like they're not able to subscribe to a streamer and use the sub emotes.

Give us a way to set a list of streams we do or do not wish to receive raids from.

Currently the only options for limiting raids are

Allow all raids,
Only allow raids from friends, teammates, and followed channels,
& Block all raids.

Occasionally raids from particular communities my prove disruptive for the receiving community, and we may not wish to take the step of banning the streamer outright. Being able to specify specific streams we do or do not wish to receive raids from would allow us a greater deal of control without resorting to the heavier step of bans.