So Twitch want's the word SIMP banned so little boys can keep giving twitch girls money so that the website can keep its money going? Wow I lost ALL RESPECT for TWITCH. Video games have been a male dominated hobby for a long time and that is how you view your MAIN supporters, not that handful of women who use it mainly for being a twitch . No joke I am spreading that video everywhere and deleting my Twitch account. Twitch FAILED and gave into extremists feminists. If anyone in Twitch is reading this you better overhaul you CEO Management before this company goes broke just like all the other "WOKE" businesses. To censor free speech to keep your money going thru these *** IS THE LOWEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN A COMPANY DO. Stooping so low.... But you know Money matters more that Principles. Basically don't want us to shame the boys for their wasteful giving of money to these twitch girls so you censor certain words that would bring lite to the topic that would stop the donations. Basically a Racket.

Sou streamer da plataforma a quase 2 anos, e adoro os recursos e ferramentas implementadas pela plataforma, contudo, até hoje sinto que o único suporte que temos é a colaboração entre streamers. Na minha opinião, a Twitch deveria criar um canal direto para dirimir dúvidas dos streamers, sobre todos os temas (proibição, pagamentos, problemas técnicos, etc) O sentimento de todo streamer é de que caso ocorra alguma situação e precise entrar em contato com a Twitch, é praticamente impossível obter um retorno.

E só complementando, o ideal e essencial, seria uma proximidade com uma filial da Twitch regional, que entenda nossos costumes e cultura, para se colocar os problemas em contexto.

Grato

So i noticed this a lot. But certain Game developers host streams where they do a certain run down through quests.. They will edit the main title to 'X quest SPOILER ALERT'.

Wouldnt it be a awesome idea to have a feature to make the user prompt with a verification that theres a spoiler going on; and if they wish to continue watching. So you dont accidently slip in (on certain devices you dont see the whole title) and get spoiled.

Of course the streamer should decide if he/she only can only do it or can leave it up to mods as well.

Music is integral to the social-experience. It creates an ambience for an intimate setting, helps the tone of the stream take form to more consistently help people fit in with a streamers' chat, and helps promote artsists.

With that in mind, and MANY channels dedicated to music on your platform, you could, realistically, call upon creators to send in submissions for music they created with legally purchased licenses. Since established labels won't let music be enjoyed, make your own.

Other places with such content creation are Bandcamp and Soundcloud, both of which would fall head-over-heels if they could partner with yall to help make things both smoother and easier as you attempt to begin this. You've a lot of people fiending for music in a time that is EXTREMELY HORRIBLE for artists due to Covid. This would be great public relations, improve the community, and you'll probably create stars by boosting them through such a service.

Being a streaming platform, you could also work in live-streams of concerts/accustic-sets/etc. You could even setup lists of artists for hire - people willing to make a tune for a channel, intro to videos they upload elsewhere, etc. Make the expansion to your brand, request applicants, setup terms of submissions (clean-lyrics, lack of vulgarity, etc - it's up to you to say what will be acceptable or not).

But with tens of thousands of potential applicants (honestly a couple hundred-thousand if marketed well), how the **** will you sift through them, right? You could attempt to program a bot - but, that's too much work for something that will probably result in failure. You could, and should, be hiring people for this based on categories. You could even have users go in and vote, and so long as they didn't obviously troll-pick, it should be fine and make things easier for people to sift through. You could show how many times a song has been tried, and not show the approval rating. Builds suspense, and doesn't contribute to the choice one may make when you also advertise "There are lots of tunes to listen to. You gunna listen to them all? See that low-count? Might've found a gem" or something like that example.

Remove Melina's channel partner and disable the posibility to donate money to her through subscriptions or otherwise bits or money donations because she doesn't give any content to the Twitch comunity. She only wears provocative outfits to catch money from viewers wich is not the best example to people wich want to start streaming or it is already on it, she doesn't work on any kind of content and there're a lot of streamers wich actually works on give their best to the comunity but they unfortunately don't receive wich they deserve. This person just stands in front of the camera and let the money come to her, I've been insisting so many times on this. This is not about hate, this is just to make Twitch a real platform where you should give your best and try to give a high quality content, either gaming, nature, sports, etc. I'm not saying he can't do what she does, the issue here is that she is getting a lot of money from doing literally nothing, and that ****** me off, imagine the amount of people that goes to school or university that are watching her getting a $20.000 salary just for stream on the way she does. It's unfair and it is a very bad example. Thanks a have a good day.

So I have been thinking a lot lately about the small streamers that make Twitch's core. Now with big streamers, they are able to buy equipment and the newest games very easily due to their immense viewer count. While there is nothing wrong with big streamers, this leaves the small streamers trying to pay rent, or food, unable to purchase these new games and get the money that follows. I was thinking, what if I could start a charity for these smaller streamers that gifts them the newest game or some new equipment so that they can still worry about living their lives while still being able to gain the same advantage big streamers have. The process would be similar to the affiliate and partner program. Please let me know any constructive criticism or questions you have!