Decluttering Streamer Channel Clip Pages via Private Viewer Clips
I have a feature idea for Twitch where users who make clips can toggle a private checkbox similar to toggling captions on a clip when making them to start private, so they only show up in their own creator dashboard under clips they've made. Users can also go back and make years old clips private if they want to. They can stay private forever if they want to, unless the streamer or moderation team decides to make them public or delete them entirely. There would be a clear lock symbol next to clips set to private, and they wouldn't show up on the streamer's public clip page at all. However, the streamer could still see the clip in their backend creator dashboard and decide to make it public if they want to. Honestly, implementing this workflow would lead to a much cleaner channel page with way fewer weird, accidental, or random clips cluttering up a streamer's main feed.
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