Currently users can be given the role of either Editor or Moderator. These roles either give too much permission (editor role), too little permission (moderator) or don't provide permission for certain things at all.

I would propose updated roles (including new ones) that would give streamers more freedom and ease in choosing people in helping them manage their channel.

New roles:

• Stream Manager/Admin: same as current Editor permissions (replace current Editor role - rename)

• Editor: upload videos, download past VODs, reviewing, searching, sorting, and deleting (including mass deleting) clips, setting channel clipping permissions, ability to add markers and all the other things that have to do with VODs or clips. New updated editor role would not have access to running commercial breaks, starting reruns or editing stream info.

• Moderator: can stay the same (maybe include the ability to add VOD markers)

• Designer/Brand Manager: Someone who can edit things such as channel emotes, ability to add other Artists, offline screen, profile banner, profile picture, profile accent color, panels and anything else that is related to the "brand".

• VIP: can stay the same

• Artist: can stay the same

Also it would be good to NOT make these as a hierarchy, so there is no "above all" role. Similar to how editor role works, someone could be an editor & designer, or admin & moderator & designer and so on. It would all be chosen by the owner of the channel.

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.

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.

I like that we can view our previous payouts and that we can see what we have earned within certain periods, however, I would love to have a section that will show us how much we have earned since the last payout and how many days are left until the next threshold for payout. I dislike having to do the math on my own and wondering if I am really going to get paid the amount I see on my channel analytics. Honestly, the lack of ability to check your balance in a simple way has bugged me for a long time and I would love to be more confident about what my balance is.

Hello Twitch team.
This is Jake Song from the PRISM Live Studio team.
* https://prismlive.com/
* https://medium.com/prismlivestudio/

The PRISM Live Studio app is an active application for live streaming to Twitch. Thousands of Twitch live streams are already being created every day through the PRISM apps.

Our app is available on Android, iOS and Windows platforms. In particular, our mobile app is one of the three most used applications in the world.

In addition, it provides various functions for IRL and gaming live streaming, which is favored by many streamers. Needless to say, new features are constantly being added.

Unfortunately, the PRISM app is not yet on your Streaming Tools list.
* Twitch > Creator Dashbooard > Streaming Tools

I've reached out to your support and developers channels, but have been guided to upload our requests here. We hope that by adding our app to your list, you will provide more opportunities for Twitch streamers.

We are witnessing the remarkable growth you have shown in the world of live streaming. Together with you, we will make the live streaming industry more attractive.

Hopefully,
Jake.

Affiliates and Partners should have access to a clear description of how much they have earned within a payment period (not up until the current date) . As it is, the payout portal only lists if you have hit the threshold for payout ("$100+") and does not clearly state how much will be paid out to the streamer. RE: "The revenue dashboard on the Channel Analytics page is an estimate and not a final settlement for payout": there should be a final settlement statement before payouts are made. Creators deserve clear insights into their earnings, and not estimates and random numbers spread through the month. We shouldn't have to guess, adjust calendars or calculate our own earnings. The algorithm and data it in the system, it simply needs to be reformatted for clearer statements to allow Streamers to better understand and track their earnings.