Hello, I've been streaming from an online 3D Grid world called Amaryllis Grid [https://AmaryllisGrid.com] which is a "Halcyon" Grid (closed world). As opposed to other "OpenSim" worlds such as Osgrid [https://Osgrid.org] & DiscoveryGrid [https://discoverygrid.net] which each usually has the "Hypergrid" connection allowing users to jump between the grids. (that's not the case with Halcyon worlds)

When I select the game category for my stream, there's not many options for "grid" so I just pick one. Though would you be able to add one or more 'game' titles such as "Amarylls Grid," "Halcyon," "Osgrid," "Discovery Grid," & "OpenSim." Although I usually stream from Amaryllis Grid, so I'd prefer if you add "Amaryllis Grid" and/or "Halcyon" as additional "game" titles for the game category on the stream/videos.

(Also I've noticed that on the mobile app for Android, when I try to change the stream title, it doesn't allow me to put in any spaces. Why does it do that?)

Thank you.

While I recognize that there are already guidelines against harmful/illegal uses of substances on camera, I have come across multiple channels whereas this is exactly what was going on. While I do not make it a job to report each channel I come across that does this, I have recently reported one, solely because there was a **** that was purposely laced on camera. The channel points were titled "joints", the stream time was "wake and bake" and she was clearly getting high on stream (that was not even set to "mature", so any minor could easily jump onto this stream and be influenced in a manner that they should not be, at an early age where they're easily influenced.

While it is not up to the creators to be prime examples to younger crowds, I firmly feel that it is up to Twitch's moderation staff to actively uphold TOS, especially when minors are allowed onto this platform. Creators are also responsible for what they allow on their channels and to be displayed on their cameras, and with that being said, the minimum they could do, is set their channel to mature. If they are incapable of taking responsibility, than should they really be allowed to stream to viewers of all ages?

I have been on this platform for about a year now, and I have have seen creators banned for simply taking a shot of alcohol for every new sub, yet we have creators who have wheels for viewers to spin that dictates how much they drink, still streaming.
I think it is time to start moderating this platform a bit better, with the idea that we are streaming to viewers of all ages. Not just 18+.

Putting the TV into twitch.TV

This is probably an unreasonable feature but would be fun. Allow an offline sub only stream or possible completely publicly viewable with ads. Instead of VOD's or Re-runs the streamer could program television or movies from the prime video library. It is very similar to the watch parties however the stream could program a marathon of their favorite show. The best part about shows is they have natural ad breaks. This is interesting because it could be an actual television channel. Giving another avenue of free expression. Similarly the channel could program music for an offline playlist from the library of amazon music like a radio station. Obviously there is so much that goes into licensing and copyright but imagine twitch was just another streaming platform but the programming is dictated by the users.

Hello,

I would like to propose a new category for the home page - Language Learning bracket (apps like Rosetta, DuoLingo, Babel) through which a creator can live stream whilst learning a new language and interact with the community who may be A) interested in learning too B) may be native speakers and can give tips or just laugh at the bad pronounciation etc. Although it could be part of JustChatting I think having its own separate category may incentivise people to have a look. From standard languages like French, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish etc to dead languages like Latin, ancient Greek to fictional like Orcish or Klingon. It can be both educational and fun in my opinion.

Apologies if this is the wrong sub forum but the general one wouldn't let me post this idea.

Best
WavesMix

Making highlights effortless.

-A streamer has an epic gamer moment.
-Lots of viewers clip that section during the stream.
-Twitch automatically creates a 30 second highlight of that section of the stream based on how many people clipped it.
-The streamer can set the threshold of clips to create a highlight (Eg:minimum 20 clips within 10 seconds to create a highlight) or disable it completely.
-highlight shows up on the streamer’s channel page.
-The streamer can go back and edit the highlight to be longer or shorter depending on what they want to show in the highlight. They can also remove it.
-To prevent abusing clips and highlighting the entire stream, the streamer can put a cooldown timer on how often viewers can clip their stream per viewer. (Eg viewer makes a clip, has to wait 10 minutes until they can clip again)

Highlight section on the front page of twitch.

-Have a section on the front page of twitch for popular / following / recommended highlights parallel to the live channels / categories section.
-Popularity of highlight is based on how many people clipped that section of the stream / how many views it gets over time.
-Treat it similar to the trending tab on youtube or hot on reddit.
-Also have a section for highlights from streamers you follow (like the sub box on youtube) and for recommended highlights.
-“Clips we think you’ll like” section would become the recommended highlights section.
-Be able to sort highlights like reddit posts (Eg: sort by hot / top of hour, day, week, new, ect.)

Saving clips overhaul.

-Viewer makes a clip.
-Clip gets saved to their channel under “my clips” section.
-Make it front and center.
-Current clip system is kinda bad because you have to go digging through your creator dashboard to find clips.

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.