I think it would be a very great idea to have an option in the moderation dashboard to activate or deactivate a filter for follows from accounts with verified email. This can filter (if the streamer wants) all the follow bots, to avoid them following the channel. (If the bots are verified it won't work but it's not very usual). The previous follows with non verified email can stay, so this will work for future follows, // // // // // // Creo que sería muy buena idea tener una opción en la dashboard de moderación para activar o desactivar un filtro de seguimientos de cuentas sin email verificado. De esta forma se pueden filtrar (si el streamer quiere) todos los seguimientos de bots para evitar que estos sigan el canal. (Si los bots tienen email verificado esto no funcionaría pero no es muy usual que se verifiquen las cuentas bot). Los follows previos a la activación de este filtro se podrian mantener, de esta forma el filtro solo funcionaría para futuros seguimientos.

The reason why I think it's a great idea is because of how impactful it can really be, it may not seem like a feature that will help you grow but it will definitely help the stream by making it more interactive and more engaging with you and your viewers.

I don't see why something so simple could be locked away behind affiliation and partnership. I know that getting affiliation is not that hard but I know tons of people who just don't want affiliation but they want the channel points.
Channel points should be available for everyone or at least limit the things you can do with channel points for non-affiliates.

https://dashboard.twitch.tv/u/<your-nick-here>/community/channel-points
Page in dashboard, where it is possible to edit Channel Points, shows only a following message:
"Sorry. Unless you’ve got a time machine, that content is unavailable."
While entering this link with login other than yourself's gives info:
"Access Denied. You do not have permissions to access this page"
Which tells user something more. That he does not have a permission rather than guessing, if the link provided from Creator Updates in message from 17 Dec 2019 or from official articles is incorrect. Ideal solution is custom information, which tells user why he can not enter this page, but for lazy devs even this "Access Denied" is better. Please fix that.

I'm a moderator for a relatively large channel that used a channel points reward to integrate with a crowd control mod, and the reward was redeemed some thousands of times over the course of two streams. To get these out of the queue would take hours of refreshing the reward queue page (which displays only 100 of one reward at once) with an autoclicker on, or deleting the reward and replacing it with a new one. Neither of these seem particularly optimal, but a button to mark all as complete would nullify the issue—though it is of course a minor issue.

As a variety gamer, I've been trying to stream at the same time and put the games I plan to stream in the schedule. However, because of how the schedule currently works, the game stays in that allotted time even if I don't plan on streaming it in the coming week.
I was just thinking that if you added a button of some sort that let us toggle whether that's a weekly game or whether it's a one time thing could help a lot for variety streamers who have an idea on what streams they're playing for the week but might not be playing next week.