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Count paid Sub Points instead of subscribers for Partner Plus requirements The introduction of the Partner Plus program and its opportunity for a 70/30 revenue split is definitely a welcomed feature among creators and has had many streamers excited. However, I would love to see the requirements get another look at, specifically in regards to paid Tier 2 and Tier 3 subs.
Currently, to qualify for the Partner Plus program, streamers must hit and maintain 350 Paid Subscribers (non-gifted, non-prime) for 3 months. While I understand the reasoning behind not having gifted or Prime subs count for the requirements, I do feel like non-gifted Tier 2 and Tier 3 subs should…
211 votesBased on the feedback provided here, we’re updating our approach to calculating the 350 paid subs (now Partner Plus points) needed for program qualification. Instead of each individual paid sub counting as one sub towards your goal, Tier 2 & 3 subscriptions will now accrue 2 and 6 Partner Plus points respectively. We’re making this change to better recognize the increased support offered by your community and help you meet your goal. This change will also be applied retroactively to July and August point totals. Please find all the details here.
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Allow Twitch Affiliates to Join Guilds Please allow Twitch Affiliates to apply for Guild Membership. So many amazing content creators have a lot to offer to Twitch in increasing equity and participating in diverse events. Having the opportunities presented in Guild Membership limited to Partners further harms creators who have not met this goal. In understanding the necessity of Guilds, Twitch should also understand why the Partnership requirement can cause harm.
90 votesHeya! We recently announced at TwitchCon Las Vegas that Affiliates can now join Twitch Unity Guilds! You can apply here: link.twitch.tv/unityguildsapp
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Stop Blocking Multistreaming via the Twitch Affiliate/Partner Agreement The title says it all.
Keeping content exclusive to one platform is a bad idea. This has already proven to be detrimental to the health of Twitch's ecosystem as a whole, allowing competitors a chance to differentiate and flourish to attract streamers, whether they are new or established here or elsewhere, hurting the Twitch community as a whole.
Twitch heads, do yourselves and all of us a favor. Go into the Affiliate and Partner Agreements and amend them to get rid of the exclusivity clause. It's time to stop strangleholding your streamers that make you millions and let them grow…
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Please lift the simulcast ban on streamers who are not affiliates or partners Many - if not most - of us who are not affiliates nor partners stream strictly for fun - we do not make any money doing so, and that's alright.
With that, please permit us to simulcast or tell us how to obtain "written permission," as outlined in the terms of service.
Thank you.
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