Every recent major change that has been push edout to content creators have been usually met with an immensity of upset or annoyance for the sake of that we as content creators have to deal with these changes being enforced on us without any kind of prior opportunity to try things out, to give feedback on if these changes would be beneficial to us as content creator.

The most recent example being the Unban Request manager. This is absolute not needed for a majority of streamers because when someone is banned, it's a permanent situation. Having to receive an unban request can be considered a further form of harassment in some situations.

We would love it if instead of enforcing these changes straight away, throw the idea of a change into the air to us the form of @TwitchSupport tweets, those in the Twitch RPG being able to properly test these planned changes early or give critical feedback as an effective research group, or even just a mailout to affiliates/partners to do a survey. It's literally as easy as that, and that way, you get your feedback before a global change is made that no-one likes.

May I remind you about the 'test' made for the mid-roll ads that were met with an immensity of uproar and outrage because once again, there was no prior warning given to us as creators. Just talk to us, we want your platform to do better. We feel unheard.

There is currently the ability to change payout details but not to see what your existing ones are without starting the process of changing them.
It would be good if a partially obscured summary of payout details was available so it was easy to confirm that they are as expected. Date last updated would also be a valuable piece of data.

I've recently become an affiliate and set up my details last night. Today I've received an email saying my details recently changed, but I didn't have a way to see if that was referring to my creation of the payment details OR whether my account had some degree of compromise without going through the setup process.

Twitch clearly stated that it may take up to 2-4 weeks for you to hear back from Twitch partnership team, and those who have completed the Path to Partner achievement can expect a response within 7 business days.
Unfortunately, affiliate members who fulfilled the requirement for Twitch Partnership Program(=Completed the Path to Partner) in South Korea cannot receive the answer about partnership application from Twitch Headquarters, with sufficient average viewers and streaming hours. Even Twitch clearly stated that it usually takes 7 business days for streamers get back to receive the answer for partner program after receiving application, some streamers(including nara_kyle, who is proud member of League of Legends Partner Program, and invited to LoL All-Star 2019 in Las Vegas, with over 220,000 youtube subscribers) even CANNOT get answer for Partnership application from Twitch HQ after a month. Meanwhile, this situation seems to be very unfair to Korean Twitch Communities, and streamers with similar condition struggle from absence of the direct way to reach partnership managers in Seoul office.
The situation clearly contributes to serious loss of mutual trust not only between streamers and partnership managers, but also within whole Twitch and game streaming communities. This is very serious.
Please fix this situation NOW, by speeding up the processes regarding partnership application and acceptance delayed in South Korea, and making direct channel of communication reachable to partnership managers in local office. Thank You.