Please let us delete Followers. I had some trolls in my channel, creating stupid usernames including my channelname.

I reported them over a week now and twitch is doing nothing. This accounts still exist....

I dont want them in my follower list! I dont want them to get a mail, when i go live to remember them "Hej, he is online again, lets get there and troll him again"!
If someone is trolling, following and gets a mail everytime, when the streamer is going live, he can start over and over to create troll accounts.
So: PLEASE! Let use remove Followers! THANKS!

Dear Twitch,

Hello, I am one of users who use your services.
Recently, I found out that I couldn't follow other channels. So, I'm looking for the reason why i can't follow the other channels.
Then I found out that Twitch users can only follow 2,000 channels.
Though 2,000 seems like a large enough number, but it means 'following' is a resource that will be exhausted one day.
I've told the problem on Twitch Support service, but the only answer I've got is that "We can't tell when the problem is solved, but we will solve it someday."
If so, what I can do is find someone who agrees with my opinion and improve together in the future.

'Following' is the easiest way to support channels and streamers.
And I don't think there are only 2,000 streamers who deserve 'following'.
Last update about follow limit was in March 2013, and I don't think Twitch's technological advance stayed at that time.
So, please raise our follow limit and let us support more streamers.
I don't think that it's impossible.

We look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards

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.

With the recent uptick in ****** misconduct allegations within the Twitch community I think that there is something that can be done to provide streamers, their moderators, and viewers a safer and more welcoming entertainment platform. As a veteran of the United States Air Force I have been required to take many hours of ****** assault prevention and response training along with suicide awareness training. This training is typically done through an initiative called Culture of Respect or Green Dot Training which can be found here https://cultureofrespect.org/program/green-dot-etc/ . This is a call for Twitch to partner with Culture of Respect and make their training freely available to all streamers and moderators. Upon completion, streamers should be able to display a badge on their profile and moderators a badge next to their name in chat showing that they have completed the training and have taken an oath to uphold a community of safety, respect, and well being.

Hello Twitch!

I would like to submit a suggestion in the form of a schedule update.

I feel it would be beneficial to have these options to choose from for schedule mode display:

Full Month
2 Week
1 Week

The profile owner(streamer) will should then have an option to set which calendar mode to display on the panel board.

Secondly, communication is key, especially when connecting with your followers and subscribers.

It would be a great idea to have an option to opt-in to sending automatic calendar alerts to subscribers only. That would be a wonderful perk!

Calendar Embedding

For streamers who also blog, allowing calendar embedding would be beneficial. When a member clicks on the calendar entry for the day, it will take them directly to the stream or twitch page from the website.

Happy Streaming to all!

Dragon

I think a great way of helping the community grow and helping people grow is by adding the option to stream together on the same screen. By inviting a channel to stream with you on your channel, you, in turn, stream on their channel as well and you end up sharing viewership and growing together with your friends. A great way of doing it is by looking at the multistre.am website and going to layout 4, or by joining both chats together so that both you, and your partner can interact with the chat together without having the problem of each streamer talking to his own chat while being heard on the other's stream.
It also might help retain viewers for longer and the chat might end up interacting with the streamers more often.

Hey Twitch,

Lately I've seen that my Bot now has access to the upcoming new channel design. It looks very good (better than I thought) BUT I have suggestion for you guys:

Please overthink how the "currently streamed game" is getting displayed. In the upcoming new design it's so unpopular and small placed down below the username it's "nearly invisible". In the current (old) design it had a cover image and was placed perfectly below the player. That was a great spot!

Please please overthink the positioning or at least make it more visible (e.g. give it back a cover image)

Thanks in advance and thanks for your hard work on this.