Olá.
Entendo que usuários diferentes precisam de durações de timeout diferentes, e durante uma transmissão movimentada é complicado ficar digitando nicks e durações diferentes de timeout.
Vou sugerir dois recursos

1 - Duração de timeout padrão
Tem dias que a duração de timeout padrão é muito e tem dias que é pouco; adicionar um recurso que permita ao usuário escolher o tempo padrão do timeout ao clicar com o mouse ajudaria demais os moderadores e principalmente o streamer que não tem moderadores.

2 - Recurso para configurar timeout gradativo ao clicar com o mouse
Seria interessante adicionar um recurso que permitisse ao usuário ativar a opção de timeout gradativo, que iria aumentando automaticamente a duração do timeout conforme o usuário fosse clicando para dar timeout.

I love the idea of the Founders Badge. However, I don't like that they can be "taken" and "gone" by those who only sub for that first initial period, and then never resubscribe again - yet you have someone who subscribed early (maybe not the first 10/25), and continue to resubscribe. It seems unfair to that consistent supporter.

My idea is that the Founders Badge can have an expiration date for those who have it but do not resubscribe, give those who consistently support with a sub every month an opportunity to be recognized as one of regular founded supporters of your channel.

I recognize that certain situations may come up where someone has to skip a month or two of subscribing due to personal/financial reasons. So, for this, you could create a grace period for the Founders Badge - maybe somewhere in the range of 3-6 months.

For example, let's use 3 months. John subs to my channel and earned a Founders badge. John does not renew his subscription. If 3 months pass of him not renewing his subscription, he loses the Founders Badge, and it is award to the next in queue. This standard would be applied to all Founders Badge holders for the life of the channel.

I have 4 Founders Badges that no longer sub, nor watch my streams anymore. However, I have a few who have subbed 3-4 mths of the 4 months I have been Affiliate, and they just missed the Founders Badge cutoff. I think he should be awarded with the badge versus the 3-4 who subbed the first month and then never resubscribed.

Having a celebration using some confettis and effects on the stream is a great idea altogether, although, you're missing one thing :

That can be done. FOR FREE. Kappagen and Emote Walls already exist, so people already have access to a "free celebration" already.

Moreover, one "small" celebration is the price of a monthly sub. Somebody used it on stream and their first reaction was "I instantly regret it.", making me wanting to remove the function altogether from the channel. I want to make people smile, not have them sad at an overpriced function.

Also, people have to "pay" to get it, they cannot even use bits to do so. PLUS, added to that, 50/50 cut on top of this makes this even worse as an option, because if you get a sub, on most if not all streamers who have kappagen on: you can literally have a flowery emote celebration with any sub, follow, donation, you name it... Making this entire "feature" pointless.

While it came from a nice viewpoint, this is an obvious cashgrab unfortunately, and people are ALREADY not liking it. I don't even want it anymore while I like to have things to interact with the channel with!

That said, it is not completely unsalvageable.

A way you could change it is integrate it with the Channel Point system. Have them do a big celebration when a HUGE point redemption is redeemed!

Or integrate them into the Subs/Cheers. Not as a solo thing. Give more value to what you currently have, as those options aren't unfortunately the best to support the streamers at the same time as most people who want to support a streamer will either sub (for emotes and ads)/cheer (because they have ads for bits)/donate (because the cut is way better for the streamer overall).

Give more value to the things you have, or give enough value to the feature you're going to involve in the stream. This feature has none of that, and it is hard to "celebrate" when both sides feel this ripped off. I'd rather have someone sub to me at that price and use my emotes everywhere for a month or remove all ads (which are very much a problem as well at the moment) than to have them have confettis for 5 seconds that I cannot even see.

More interactive things are needed on Twitch, so you're not exactly offcourse, but this was a shot in the dark that landed right in the head of the community here.

There are times when I don't want to load in to a new stream after the one I was watching is over.

Some examples are when I am alt-tabbed and playing a game.

For me personally, while playing a game I will always experience a spike in bandwidth usage while the new hosted stream loads in.
Not all streams will use the same bitrate either, which is a concern, however I've not had issues with that problem so far.

Another example is when I am away from the computer, viewing twitch as it were actual TV.

Then inevitably having my ears blasted off by a hosted streamer with much higher audio settings.

I overall enjoy hosting as a feature, but there are times when it's not appropriate to have.
At least not now while stream-to-stream settings across twitch are not standardized in any way.