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If twitch invites an affiliate to participate in a survey, make sure they have permissions to view it When Twitch sends you an invite to participate in a survey, you should have permissions to participate in that survey.
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Legally ensure you will NOT discriminate against ANYONE's answers! Here's an idea: how about providing legally-binding assurance that you will NOT use the information collected on the survey to DISCRIMINATE AGAINST whatever content producer's identity is currently "out of favor," either in searches, listing, compensation, discoverability, or any other means either physical or through algorithms?
This is the EXACT way that a wrong answer will produce loss of viewers, loss of revenue, and loss of trust with Twitch.
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Actually Ask questions on a survey??? The email claimed that data about the user experience effect different groups of people is whats desired, amazing cool I start doing the survey and there is literally no questions about my user experience in fact theres only personal identifiers. Like what are you guys at twitch actually trying to learn besides percentage of users orientation? Like for the love of god actually ask about my user experience.
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Allow people to select multiple pronoun choices on the streamer community survey This seems like a really weird oversight, especially in a survey with the entire point being inclusivity. To share a few examples (including but not limited to): he/they and she/they pronouns are quite common; some people are comfortable with any pronouns; many people who use neopronouns will also use at least one non-neopronoun as well. There aren't great ways to specify this through your survey right now, which will lead to either people answering a question in a way that doesn't truly reflect their experiences, forcing everything into the "other" box in an open-ended way that will make data processing…
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