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With the new trans tags added I think it is essential for twitch to add a creator camp for trans, gender diverse and LGBTQIA+ communities on how we all can moderate and protect our communities better. The trans tag is an amazing step forward in finding more folks like us and building our community, but also bad actors can and will abuse the tags. The trans community deserves a platform to protect and help others with the new changes.

Whatever you do make sure it's not skipping a video. All the videos will help you with your future success on twitch.

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There is a whole section on the German Creator Camp Emote page where all four links only go to the "Error" page.
I just wasted 30 minutes to try and find a way to contact you and let you know. This is the only way I found. Why not put a section at the end of every page where you can report broken links? Would be helpful for you and other people because the pages would actually work and people don't have to invest more time to find everything manually.

Creator Camp page should respect the dark mode setting

when ever i go onto twitch then the streaming area, it only shows a black screen, Then when i go onto obs, my streaming platform, it doesnt allow me to leave to go play my game, and i also cant get the game to even show on the board, ill keep looking for answers, but this is my only other option, please reaply

An idea that I've used in the past with organizations I've worked with is testimonials soliciting positive experiences. I think it would build a strong culture of positivity if you asked some of your creators to share their favorite moments with their audiences - or a time that they we really satisfied with the community they've build on Twitch.

It would help promote Twitch as an employer and it would humanize the "streamer" to the community.

i need to turkish support. And turkish officer

Hi, I’m a UX Designer and I worked on a project that designed a solution in Creator Camp. Based on the research I gathered I proposed the addition of a search bar and bookmark feature, as well as improved information architecture for the home page.

You can check out the case study here at uxfol.io/nicolevcruz

You can also contact me at cruznicolev@gmail.com for more info, I’d love to talk about my project more!

I think the creator camp should outline the requirements of being posted on the front pages smaller communities to follow section. It's always people ranging from different viewers or different activities. But there is nothing on how to get my channel there or how to get a channel there in general. If we want a shot at being advertised on the front page as a small community I think there should at least be some sort of guideline to tell us how to get there.

Maybe some basic start settings would be great, like how to save the stream for users to replay or use push to talk and other basic setting options

There doesn't seem to be a visible search bar, which made it difficult to find the section I was looking for.

Hi the video "Mental Health & The Pursuit of Passions" is only 45 seconds long! Please fix the upload for this video! It is a really important topic, especially in 2020

In the DMCA uservoice and social media there are many assumptions that Twitch or Amazon could simply purchase a licence for all music played on Twitch worldwide. Perhaps some education on what licencing costs actually are. How much it would cost to licence music for an entire stream without playing repeats.

This does not have to be a top 10 song or anything simply pick a middle of the range song commonly used for commercials or film trailers. Many agencies have their rate sheets posted publicly so collecting the data should be simple enough.

What creators in the performance field need to know are the specifics of how to sync A/V from their streaming software.

In all of the "help getting started videos" I have seen, it's all "welcome to twitch, here's what you can use it for!"

I know that, what I need are tutorials on how to use features of specific DAWs, cameras, and mics to ensure that everything is synchronized, properly leveled, and sounding good for your audience.