Twitch recently changed the way Teams are displayed on a streamer's channel page.
Prior to the change, the name and link of the main Team was displayed next to the Game below the Video Player. The change moved this lower to the "About" box and changed the appearance, which makes the Team less obvious and appear non-clickable.

I propose to re-add the Team name and link next to the Game name, in addition to the reference in the "About" box.

Teams are a great way for streamers to collaborate. As of now, Teams need lots of love, as they have been neglected for years.
I'm sure the comments will provide further input on this.

Ich finde die Channel Beschreibungsseite, wo man eigene Panels einfügen und Text hinzufügen kann, ist veraltet und die gestalterische Freiheit sehr beschränkt. Die meisten, die das komplett durch Designen wollen, machen dies mit einen sehr großen Bild. Das sieht jedoch auch nicht sonderlich gut aus.

Ich habe folgende Vorschläge:

Entweder man kann einen sogn. Wysiwyg Editor verwenden und dort HTML Tags verwenden. Bei vielen Editoren kann man auch bestimmte HTML Tags verbieten(bspw. Iframe, Script, u.a.)
(Hier noch die Erklärung was dieser Editor heißt)
"Wysiwyg" Editor ist eine Abkürzung für "What you see is what you get" Editor, was auf Deutsch "Was du siehst, ist was du bekommst" Editor.

Eine weitere Möglichkeit wäre mit einer Art Homepage Baukasten System zu arbeiten. Bei diesem könnte man Bilder hinzufügen, auf der Seite verschieben, verankern usw. Das gleiche mit Text oder Farbflächen.

Ich denke das könnte die Beschreibung um einiges aufwerten und Kanäle noch präsenter machen, wenn die Kanalbeschreibung einfach wunderschön ist, werden sicherlich auch mehr Leute sehen.

Hier noch ein Link, damit ihr wisst, was ich meine und keine Missverständnisse entstehen.
https://twitch.tv/[BENUTZERNAME]/about

In diesem Sinne,
mit freundlichen Gruß,
Nico aka Zepenthium

hello to all of you! I
have a request edee for twitch maybe it's complicated to do sorry, here it would be nice to do so;

When we are live on twitch and many people come, it is not possible to observe who writes and so we neglect them a little ... who comments .... and give sweeps to the people who commit, because the chat goes very fast the scrolling of the chat and others get lost ...., there is already the slow function, but it is not as I would like it to be, do it as a normal chat like those found on the net
then divide the chat type into floors above like a building: above a chat only for the moderators among here the steamer that can communicate both down and up .... so they the moderators can see who is troll etc, and interact better with those who comment without fast scrolling, or without taking 59 seconds to comment,,and give the opportunity to other people to comment and be visible, without being swept away by the tornadoes of fast comets

Then another that the user who has been a follower for a long time and communicates by writing should have a kind of emblem or personal or even from the twitch that he proposes, and an info in his account for how long he has been present as a commentator, etc.also add commentator , funny, serious, joking, etc., only if the user wants to add the option the emblem that is visible during the live on twitch, even in his personal channel

twitch doesn't have stories like other social networks it would be nice to add them ...,

And then another that when we are on twitch and we are live I would like there to be an audio message next to it where you write messages, so as to also say hello etc, even for those who do not want to write a message for the moment, it would be nice to add an image file to be sent in chat on the stramer's twich so the channel becomes more alive, above all when they give gifts from the streamers you have followers, when the gift arrives, followers post it on twitch
I would and I would very much like that this option that there was us;

who is from outside and sees the twitch channel in streaming, perhaps the viewer does not want or even time to create an account on twitch for now, and twitch proposes to write messages with anonymous nicknames that twitch makes available so those who are outside can interact with whom he is live even if he does not have a fixed account as a guest.

another that from a smartphone you can not edit our twitch channel as we would like if we were in the pc which is all comfortable, maybe it is also the fault of my android 6 smartphone which does not allow me to change the names of the videos, the colors, or enter bots, etc ...., more or less so these are my ideas that have been coming to me for a while, I do not know if you will read me for these little ideas, a little so so ... complicated to do ...,
Sorry for the grammar that I am writing from Italian English using the translator

Good continuation to you all and good health!

There are many streamers who I've seen with TONS of scrambled up text in their About section. It would be great if we were given an option to make an extention toggleable, so we could hide/view each button individually.

For example, someone who displays their PC Specs in their About section may have a long list of their Setup components. One viewer may have no interest in seeing this paragraph or list of PC parts, while another viewer may be interested. Rather than everything be cluttered, viewers can simply click the button they're interested in to toggle it into "View", revealing the contents of that extention. Then to hide the contents again, simply click the button again.

I hope this makes sense!

Twitch Editorials

Hello!

Recently I've been writing a series of articles to do with streamers, game reviews, and Twitch-related opinions. I have felt that the community has been very supportive and enthusiastic about my work and I wanted to contact Twitch to discuss the work. The title of the series is 'The Sunshine Experience' and it was found on the 'about' page of my Twitch profile.

I've taken down the work as of yesterday, but would be happy to send over some samples. Twitch has and always will be a home for me, and I would like to move towards a position within the company so I can help grow this fantastic community.

Thank You,

Pine_Tyler

Twitch currently relies wholesale on other social media platforms for off stream engagement. Without Twitter, Discord, YouTube, and Facebook (to name only a few) viewers have little buy in. Twitch has a number of little communities that cross paths, but viewers have no inherent way to stay on the site and share their favorite streams, clips, emojis, and to keep in touch with other viewers. One way to combat harassment is to incentivize viewers to be less anonymous as well. Streamline the about me section and encourage the viewers to set up more in depth profiles for their sake, and for the sake of the streamers.