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1. Prevent incoming host when about to end stream

   To create a command ( with toggle on/off) for streamer to use on their channel to prevent incoming host when about to end stream. I'm sure streamers have encountered getting hosted when they're about to end stream and sometimes you host someone whose stream has just ended. Suggesting that when the streamer toggle on this command (Eg. /endingon) , people who attempt to host the stream will get a pop up saying " the channel you're attempting to host is ending soon. Do you still want to host this channel ? " The command should also have a timer of about 10-30min before the effect wears off.

   To create a command ( with toggle on/off) for streamer to use on their channel to prevent incoming host when about to end stream. I'm sure streamers have encountered getting hosted when they're about to end stream and sometimes you host someone whose stream has just ended. Suggesting that when the streamer toggle on this command (Eg. /endingon) , people who attempt to host the stream will get a pop up saying " the channel you're attempting to host is ending soon. Do you still want to host this channel ? " The command should also have a timer of… more

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2. How do we get rid of the annoying purple event bar on top of streams?

   I appreciate that Twitch wants us to see a new feature, but once I've seen it, I'd like the option to close it. Otherwise it just hangs there, over the stream, and is annoying.

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3. Add a Guest Streamer Section Under Stream

   In a similar way as to how you can add the game you are playing to twitch, so others can see, maybe have a section that you could type in the username of a fellow twitch user and underneath the video it has a Guest section.
   So for those that stream that bring other streamers in, such as podcasts, or friends doing co-op streams they can promote their friends who also stream on twitch.
   That way people who are entering the stream can check who the guests are and also click on their names and be linked to that person's specific twitch channel.

   In a similar way as to how you can add the game you are playing to twitch, so others can see, maybe have a section that you could type in the username of a fellow twitch user and underneath the video it has a Guest section.
   So for those that stream that bring other streamers in, such as podcasts, or friends doing co-op streams they can promote their friends who also stream on twitch.
   That way people who are entering the stream can check who the guests are and also click on their names and be linked to that person's… more

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4. Enable templating for Twitch events

   I'd love to be able to look at Twitch events and have an option to "use previous event as a template" for times, games, and possibly description. For many of us that stream the same game consistently, it'd be a great time-saver and encourage people to use Twitch events more.

   Ideally this would be a drop-down or dialog that would pop up with previously-saved Twitch events, and would import start/end times, games, post images, or more. Specifics could be chosen through checkboxes for specific details.

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5. Dedicated Bot Users

   Instead of having developers have to sign up for a regular account and then gather the oauth and details, just have dedicated bot users. They could also carry a bot label next to their name on their profiles.

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6. Inform users when they are opt in to a test.

   I have been an early adapter for many new implementations on twitch. Sometimes this is great but sometimes it actually breaks things so that i have to log out of my account to watch streams. Last time this happened was with the implementation of the stream minimizing to bottom left when you scroll down or change to certain pages. I don't mind testing new features and giving feedback, but i would like to know when i have been selected as a test subject.

   Is it too much to ask to be informed when something is implemented? I would be happy with an e-mail or an message on twitch. It's just frustrating that sometimes things are broken and when you go and try to figure out what is breaking things it's something about the account having test features.

   I have been an early adapter for many new implementations on twitch. Sometimes this is great but sometimes it actually breaks things so that i have to log out of my account to watch streams. Last time this happened was with the implementation of the stream minimizing to bottom left when you scroll down or change to certain pages. I don't mind testing new features and giving feedback, but i would like to know when i have been selected as a test subject.

   Is it too much to ask to be informed when something is implemented? I would be happy… more

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7. Twitch Awards

   There are a lot of great broadcasters partnered and non-partnered that deserve something more than just a button. so what about giving them a physical award?

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8. Improve Twitch Teams

   Allow Twitch Teams to receive Partner, as in everyone in the team gets partner/sub.

   Allow the ability to search twitch teams on the front page.

   Allow the ability to create twitch teams even if you are not partnered.

   Limit users to be a part of 1 team.

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9. Hello, I would like to propose a project to the Twitch platform

   Hello, I would like to propose a project for the Twitch platform. The project centers on an advanced version of the "Stream Together" feature. Since viewers enjoy feeling close to content creators—and creators, in turn, value this closeness with their audience—I propose adding a new feature called "Seats." A creator could designate a specific number of "seats" (for example, 15) that become available for viewers to occupy once a stream begins. Taking a seat means effectively joining the broadcast alongside the creator. In this layout, the creator’s video feed appears prominently, while the video feeds of the other participants are displayed in smaller windows. The display settings can be customized to suit the needs of different groups: the general audience, the creator, and those occupying the "seats"—who could even interact with one another, much like people sitting next to each other in real life. Imagine sitting in a chair with the stream in front of you, surrounded by other followers. This concept can be viewed as a more sophisticated and evolved version of a video call (similar to Zoom), integrated directly into the live stream.

   Hello, I would like to propose a project for the Twitch platform. The project centers on an advanced version of the "Stream Together" feature. Since viewers enjoy feeling close to content creators—and creators, in turn, value this closeness with their audience—I propose adding a new feature called "Seats." A creator could designate a specific number of "seats" (for example, 15) that become available for viewers to occupy once a stream begins. Taking a seat means effectively joining the broadcast alongside the creator. In this layout, the creator’s video feed appears prominently, while the video feeds of the other participants are… more

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10. ​Stream Manager Feature: Dynamic Subathon Protocol (Modular 48-Hour Stream Cutoff)

    Hello Twitch Product Team,

    Currently, all Twitch broadcasts are subject to a strict 48-hour continuous streaming limit, after which the ingest server automatically terminates the session. While this safety measure effectively prevents ghost streams and mitigates server load, it creates a major disruption for creators running legitimate multi-day subathons, charity marathons, or community events. Restarting a live stream mid-event leads to significant viewer drop-off, breaks chat momentum, and interrupts active subscription trains.

    To solve this without increasing manual moderation overhead, I am proposing the Dynamic Marathon Protocol (DMP)—a self-service, automated system built into the Creator Dashboard.

    KEY FEATURES & WORKFLOW:

    1. Pre-Event Allocation: Before launching a subathon, eligible creators (Affiliates/Partners) can select "Marathon Mode" in their Stream Manager and define an initial continuous stream allocation (ranging from 1 to 5 days).
    2. Dynamic Session Lease: The ingest server updates its session lease based on the declared allocation rather than forcing a disconnection at the 48-hour mark.
    3. Creator-Driven Extension: If a subathon timer extends beyond the initial duration, a prompt appears in the Stream Manager allowing the creator to manually extend the session lease (+24h increments, capped at 2 extensions).
    4. Automated Safeguards: To prevent abandoned streams or wasted bandwidth, the system runs automated telemetry checks (monitoring chat density and video activity). If a stream remains completely static/inactive for >3 hours during an extended window, a confirmation prompt is triggered before auto-closing.
    5. Automatic VOD Chunking: Backend VOD processing automatically segments the broadcast into 24h/48h parts to maintain archive performance without interrupting the live feed.

    BENEFITS:
    - Eliminates involuntary stream disconnections during peak creator events.
    - Zero extra operational cost or human moderation needed from Twitch.
    - Complete protection against bandwidth waste and ghost broadcasts through automated health checks.

    Proposed by Lilian Maillard ("Diefda44")

    Hello Twitch Product Team,

    Currently, all Twitch broadcasts are subject to a strict 48-hour continuous streaming limit, after which the ingest server automatically terminates the session. While this safety measure effectively prevents ghost streams and mitigates server load, it creates a major disruption for creators running legitimate multi-day subathons, charity marathons, or community events. Restarting a live stream mid-event leads to significant viewer drop-off, breaks chat momentum, and interrupts active subscription trains.

    To solve this without increasing manual moderation overhead, I am proposing the Dynamic Marathon Protocol (DMP)—a self-service, automated system built into the Creator Dashboard.

    KEY FEATURES & WORKFLOW:

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11. Let us claim drops after the deadline ends (as long as we have progress on them.)

    It would be a very nice addition to twitch if you let us claim our drops that we progressed on. It's not our fault if they limited it to 1 stream and that stream isn't on so you can't complete it, and then at the last day "oh yea you can watch any stream to get it" but most people are busy or already gave up on trying to get it.

    This is for drops that we only have progress on not drops we've never progressed or games we never play. (Drop claim history)

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12. Add an optional static or hidden live thumbnail to help prevent stream sniping

    Feature suggestion: Allow streamers to replace their live gameplay thumbnail with a custom static image or generic placeholder while appearing in game categories such as VALORANT.

    This would make it harder for opponents to identify their match by scanning live thumbnails for the same map, agent composition or gameplay situation.

    Streamers could optionally use a misleading thumbnail showing a different map, or choose to hide the preview entirely until viewers open the channel.

    This wouldn't eliminate stream sniping, but it could make finding the correct stream significantly more difficult without requiring a stream delay or compromising the live viewing experience.

    Ideally, this would be an optional setting controlled by the streamer, preserving normal thumbnails for everyone who doesn't need the protection.

    Feature suggestion: Allow streamers to replace their live gameplay thumbnail with a custom static image or generic placeholder while appearing in game categories such as VALORANT.

    This would make it harder for opponents to identify their match by scanning live thumbnails for the same map, agent composition or gameplay situation.

    Streamers could optionally use a misleading thumbnail showing a different map, or choose to hide the preview entirely until viewers open the channel.

    This wouldn't eliminate stream sniping, but it could make finding the correct stream significantly more difficult without requiring a stream delay or compromising the live viewing experience.

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13. JayRiddle77 – Twitch-Partnerstatus, Transparenz und die Frage nach einheitlichen Maßstäben

    JayRiddle77 gehört zu den reichweitenstarken Creatorn der deutschsprachigen Twitch-Community. Mit mittlerweile über 107.400 Followern, regelmäßig vierstelligen und bei besonderen Übertragungen zeitweise sogar fünfstelligen Live-Zuschauerzahlen verfügt er über eine beachtliche Präsenz auf der Plattform.

    Neben seinen regulären Livestreams erlangte er insbesondere durch die Veröffentlichung und Aufarbeitung der sogenannten „Anni the Duck-Files“ größere öffentliche Aufmerksamkeit. Dabei rückten nicht nur die Ereignisse selbst, sondern auch die daraus gewonnenen Erkenntnisse, unterschiedliche Darstellungen und die Reaktionen innerhalb der Creator-Szene in den Mittelpunkt.

    Gerade diese Entwicklungen werfen Fragen auf, die über reine Zuschauerzahlen hinausgehen.

    Twitch stellt an seine Partner bestimmte Anforderungen hinsichtlich Reichweite, Aktivität, Community und der Einhaltung seiner Richtlinien. Gleichzeitig bleibt die endgültige Entscheidung über die Aufnahme in das Partnerprogramm Twitch vorbehalten.

    Doch nach welchen Maßstäben werden diese Entscheidungen tatsächlich getroffen?

    Welche Bedeutung haben die öffentlich kommunizierten Voraussetzungen, wenn ein Creator trotz einer derart großen Reichweite und wiederholter Bewerbungen weiterhin keinen Partnerstatus erhält?

    Und wie werden öffentlich ausgetragene Kontroversen, deren nachträgliche Aufarbeitung sowie die daraus hervorgegangenen Erkenntnisse bei der Beurteilung eines Creators berücksichtigt?

    Insbesondere stellt sich die Frage, ob vergleichbare Verhaltensweisen und öffentliche Kontroversen bei bestehenden Twitch-Partnern und neuen Bewerbern nach einheitlichen Maßstäben bewertet werden.

    Welchen Wert und welche Aussagekraft besitzt der blaue Partner-Haken letztlich noch, wenn die Kriterien für seine Vergabe und seinen Erhalt für die Community nicht ausreichend nachvollziehbar sind?

    Es geht hierbei nicht darum, einzelne Creator öffentlich an den Pranger zu stellen oder die Twitch-Richtlinien außer Kraft zu setzen.

    Vielmehr geht es um die Frage, ob Twitch seine eigenen Anforderungen konsequent, fair und nachvollziehbar anwendet – und weshalb JayRiddle77 trotz seiner nachweisbaren Reichweite bislang keinen Partnerstatus erhalten hat.

    Daher fordern wir Twitch auf, die Partnerbewerbung von JayRiddle77 unter Berücksichtigung der eigenen Richtlinien und der bisherigen Entwicklungen erneut, individuell und nachvollziehbar zu prüfen.

    JayRiddle77 gehört zu den reichweitenstarken Creatorn der deutschsprachigen Twitch-Community. Mit mittlerweile über 107.400 Followern, regelmäßig vierstelligen und bei besonderen Übertragungen zeitweise sogar fünfstelligen Live-Zuschauerzahlen verfügt er über eine beachtliche Präsenz auf der Plattform.

    Neben seinen regulären Livestreams erlangte er insbesondere durch die Veröffentlichung und Aufarbeitung der sogenannten „Anni the Duck-Files“ größere öffentliche Aufmerksamkeit. Dabei rückten nicht nur die Ereignisse selbst, sondern auch die daraus gewonnenen Erkenntnisse, unterschiedliche Darstellungen und die Reaktionen innerhalb der Creator-Szene in den Mittelpunkt.

    Gerade diese Entwicklungen werfen Fragen auf, die über reine Zuschauerzahlen hinausgehen.

    Twitch stellt an seine Partner bestimmte Anforderungen hinsichtlich Reichweite, Aktivität, Community und… more

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14. #shorts feed cathegory

    We have amazing tools to create #shorts and yet twitch has a very poor implementation of #shorts (very poor engagement in native platform). The only way for the shorts to get seen and get traction is to push them on YT or TikTok.
    I suggest a menu category for shorts:

    Overview>Live>Videos>Categories>Channels> [SHORTS]

    This category could be populated with #shots suggestions based on the users likes / watched categories (based on algorithm).
    We could push shorts gaining traction: Top #shorts, top #shorts of the day, etc.
    Browse or search pages could also benefit from algorithmic shorts suggestions > much like competitor platforms are doing already.

    In general I would like to see a more a aggressive push for #shorts type of content on the platform so we can actually start competing with YT and Twitch.
    Also the way twitch currently counts views on shorts is counter productive and demoralising. Even if linked / embedded correctly #shorts on discord do not count towards the view count of the short video on the twitch platform.
    I also propose that simply loading the #shorts embed on a page (twitch or otherwise) should count towards viewership. YT is already doing this and for good reasons.
    The creator will use the platform which gives them the most views, and the user will watch the videos on the platform with mots views (even if the said views are inflated).

    To sum this up: We need #shorts systems on twitch which could compete with ease and convenience of platforms like YT and TikTok

    We have amazing tools to create #shorts and yet twitch has a very poor implementation of #shorts (very poor engagement in native platform). The only way for the shorts to get seen and get traction is to push them on YT or TikTok.
    I suggest a menu category for shorts:

    Overview>Live>Videos>Categories>Channels> [SHORTS]

    This category could be populated with #shots suggestions based on the users likes / watched categories (based on algorithm).
    We could push shorts gaining traction: Top #shorts, top #shorts of the day, etc.
    Browse or search pages could also benefit from algorithmic shorts suggestions > much like competitor… more

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15. PPV Movie Nights

    PPV Movie Nights with your favourite streamer

    My idea: Let your favourite streamers host ticketed movie nights for a suggested $2 entry ticket, featuring a licensed selection of Prime Video rent-or-buy films(all the good movies seem to be rent-or-buy anyway), with synchronized playback through the streamer, their live commentary, and the community chat.

    Ticket revenue should IMHO be shared between Twitch/Amazon, and the creators or rights owners of the movies. Since the deliberatly low ticket prices, the streamers profit from offering additional service to their community, aside from getting to watch their favourite movies with their lovely communities.

    Viewers get an affordable community experience, creators earn additional income(donations, subscriptions), and films reach potential new customers. At $2, Twitch/Amazon wouldn't profit a lot per viewer, but the mass of viewers and streamers could make the difference in bringing dollar symbols into an executives eyes.

    Could Twitch pilot this with a few select creators and selected films(hurr durr Dune Part Two)? What do you think?

    PPV Movie Nights with your favourite streamer

    My idea: Let your favourite streamers host ticketed movie nights for a suggested $2 entry ticket, featuring a licensed selection of Prime Video rent-or-buy films(all the good movies seem to be rent-or-buy anyway), with synchronized playback through the streamer, their live commentary, and the community chat.

    Ticket revenue should IMHO be shared between Twitch/Amazon, and the creators or rights owners of the movies. Since the deliberatly low ticket prices, the streamers profit from offering additional service to their community, aside from getting to watch their favourite movies with their lovely communities.

    Viewers get… more

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16. Creators who unbox, streamer brand opportunities

    I think the unboxing category is a great idea, especially for creators who do unboxing content. I think twitch should have a category for this that gives creators a chance to have their content seen by companies and brands who send creators products to be unboxed. While companies and brands are paying to run ads on twitch I think it would be a great opportunity for creators who want to be seen by brands and companies who send products out to creators and it’s a great incentive to get more brands and companies to run ads on twitch. I think creators who do this type of content should be rewarded in some way like being able to reach brands by showcasing their content. Some creators have community members who support them by sending P.O. Box packages to show their love and appreciation to their favorite creators/ streamers

    I think the unboxing category is a great idea, especially for creators who do unboxing content. I think twitch should have a category for this that gives creators a chance to have their content seen by companies and brands who send creators products to be unboxed. While companies and brands are paying to run ads on twitch I think it would be a great opportunity for creators who want to be seen by brands and companies who send products out to creators and it’s a great incentive to get more brands and companies to run ads on twitch. I think… more

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17. fitness

    Add Categories: Dance and Fitness. If you want to dance you either go Just Chatting or Irl. Just dance games don't really work.

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18. Fix Badge Campaign Watch Progress Tracking

    Badge campaign watch progress can sometimes stay at 0% or stop progressing even while an eligible stream is being watched.

    This can happen across different devices and campaigns, which makes it possible to miss rewards even when the required watch time is completed.

    Improving the reliability of watch-progress tracking, and making failed progress easier to verify afterwards, would help prevent users from losing badge rewards because of tracking issues.

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19. Create a "Random Games" category for randomized game streams.

    I often do streams featuring games chosen at the last minute, and a category for this type of stream would be great.

    Please let me know if you implement it; thanks for your time.

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20. Request to Change the Viewing Streak System to an Accumulated Viewing System

    Hello, I would like to provide some feedback to Twitch regarding the recently introduced “Streak” feature, and I hope the Twitch team can consider making some changes to how this feature works in the future.

    I understand that the original purpose of this feature is to encourage viewers to continue watching their favorite channels and give them something they can build up and challenge themselves with. I think the idea itself is actually great, and it can also increase interaction between viewers and streamers.

    However, with the current streak system, if a viewer misses even one stream in between, their streak is broken. For viewers who regularly watch a particular streamer, this can create quite a bit of pressure.

    For example, there may be times when viewers have school, exams, work, are going out, or simply have other unexpected things going on. Even if they really enjoy watching a particular streamer, it is not always possible to watch every single stream. However, because they are worried about losing their streak, they may feel pressured to think, “I have to watch today.”

    People originally open Twitch because they want to happily watch their favorite streams, chat with everyone, and enjoy the content. But with the current streak system, it can sometimes become “I have to watch because I don't want to lose my streak.” Over time, this may cause watching a stream to feel less like something enjoyable and more like a task that needs to be completed.

    Therefore, I would like to suggest that Twitch consider changing the current “streak-based system” into an “accumulated viewing system.”

    For example, viewers could accumulate one viewing count each time they watch a stream, without requiring every stream to be watched consecutively. Even if someone misses a stream because of school, work, personal matters, or other reasons, their previous accumulated viewing count would not be reset.

    Additionally, I hope that the streak counts that viewers have already accumulated can be preserved rather than being deleted if the system is changed to an accumulation-based system. Instead, the previous streak count could simply be transferred into the new accumulated viewing count. For example, if someone has already watched 20 streams consecutively, their accumulated viewing count could start at 20 after the system changes, and they could continue accumulating from there instead of starting over from zero.

    Once viewers reach certain milestones, Twitch could still provide corresponding badges, achievements, or other rewards.

    I think this approach could preserve the original purpose of the feature—encouraging viewers to watch streams—while also reducing the pressure caused by the fear of losing a streak.

    After all, every viewer has their own life, and it is not always possible to keep up with every single stream. I hope Twitch can allow viewers to enjoy streams while still having the freedom to watch at their own pace, rather than making them feel like watching is an obligation because they are afraid of losing their streak.

    I sincerely hope the Twitch team will consider the idea of an “accumulated viewing system.” This would allow everyone to support their favorite streamers in a way that feels comfortable for them, while bringing Twitch viewing back to something simple:

    We watch because we enjoy it.

    Thank you very much for taking the time to read my feedback. I also hope Twitch will continue listening to the voices of its community and make the viewing experience on the platform more relaxed, flexible, and enjoyable for everyone.

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    Hello, I would like to provide some feedback to Twitch regarding the recently introduced “Streak” feature, and I hope the Twitch team can consider making some changes to how this feature works in the future.

    I understand that the original purpose of this feature is to encourage viewers to continue watching their favorite channels and give them something they can build up and challenge themselves with. I think the idea itself is actually great, and it can also increase interaction between viewers and streamers.

    However, with the current streak system, if a viewer misses even one stream in… more

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