So each streamer would be allowed to set one person in their stream "SUPER MOD" this person has more permissions than normal mods. For example the SUPER MOD would be allowed to mod and demod people from the stream. Another could be the "SUPER MOD" gets a different badge to make them stand out to the people in chat. Also maybe that super mod gets a permanent subscription for that channel. I'm sure there are alot more ways of making this a better idea that i just haven't though of however i think it would actually be a good thing to think about!

As an editor, I want a tool to mute audio portions on VODs & still let them expire over time.
It would be fantastic if I could go back to VODs and mute small portions for privacy if someone slips on a real name or too specific personal information or someone on their voice chat says something inappropriate that violates the rules.
I don't want to highlight the entire video all around it in different portions to save it & lose visual content.
It's an epic pain to have to download the entire VOD, mute it in my own software, & then upload it again. Please make this easier for me.

Hello everyone,

My names Coffee and i just wanted to suggest this idea to the Twitch Devs.

So basically my idea is in the title and its about improving how much can editors do on the channel they have been added to. I noticed that my streamer is always busy with streaming and after that he goes to bed and repeats the cycle... I am unable to lets say edit the channel point awards or similar features like that he can only edit it himself. So basically i hope you guys improve the Editor role or make a new role that's like a manager role or something? If not then just let Editor have more power for persons channel.

Thanks!

i guess your new daddy (amazon) forgot to brief you guys on a little thing called defamation of character. I Michael lee Wolsleger jr.(MikeyTheeAlphaBeast/BusyBeastinProductions/BusyBeastinBeats), own the copyrights to all songs/content/products played/shared on my stream (i made/produced and published everyone of them). The claim on my song "Many Moons" is ill-legitimate, due to the fact that my song was produced/created and published 8 months (12/17/2019) before Keith Chongs "cant wait" or whatever he calls that garbage (July 2020). Simple math...Nothing more for me to say, im not going to waste my breath on your incompetence, correct your mistakes! My attorney Kevin O'Connell will be receiving a copy of this, just as he has with all past "correspondence" with/from you. As all-ways: stay healthy and stay "sane", peace.