I would like to incorporate the two current options of the Auto Host feature of (Select a random stream on your AutoHost list + Play from the top down)

I would like a line in the list, anything above that line gets played in order of online. Anything below the line gets played at random selection.

I have a few channels that run tournaments that I would like to have auto host priority, and then the rest tend to be my friends I would like to support. I'd like all my friends to have equal representation. While throwing my maximum support towards events I'm excited about.

Thanks for listening Twitch

Content creators are the backbone of Twitch, but viewers are the lifeblood and without dedicated community members who engage with the streamer and those that support them monetarily there would be no platform.

“everyone can be a streamer” but not “everyone is a streamer”

To be very clear there should not be an increased barrier to deciding to start streaming for your friends or even beginning a path to becoming a content creator.

Right now, if you see a new viewer in chat, outside of their community channels, you do not have any idea about them. If you visit their profile, you are greeted usually with “we don’t know much about them” and a “they haven’t streamed in a while” placeholders.

Recommendation: Enable a selection on the user’s account to set it to a viewer mode.
Viewers need to be able to self-identify their account and celebrate their not-streamer nature and be rewarded for the critical roles they play. You may say “But they are rewarded with emotes, badges, alerts and overlays!”

There are some rewards yes, and these rewards are key in helping viewers support streamers while feeling like a valued member of the channel community. The variety of ways that can be used to support are important as well because not everyone can support in the same way and having diversified methods of support are important.

Some elements of the existing profile could be more highlighted, and others can be electively removed entirely. Here are some suggestions:
 Profile: Allow viewers to highlight the channels they are a member of and show off their sub-tier, multi-month streaks, bits badges, gifted subs and channel points leaderboard status!
 Profile: Allow viewers to disable the schedule feature entirely OR enable them to display the schedules for their chosen channels (like the streamer shelf)
 Profile: Videos and clips the user has created, this can include Moments when that feature becomes more widely available

These changes should not only be related to the profile but also to Twitch achievements! Here are some suggestions:
 Allow viewers to see a separate set of rewards for things that help building community on Twitch.
 Be the first chatter in the chat
 Reply to a chat in chat
 Use *** channel points to redeem a reward
 Use XXXXXXX channel points to redeem a reward
 Watch streaks for attending live X streams in a row (it really helps!)
 Watch VOD streaks / hours for consuming recorded streams from their channels (not everyone is able to watch live!)

What do you think? Have an idea to make this suggestion even better add it to the comments!

Give users a setting to set a specific user's information that appears on their profile to being invisible and vice versa.

The reason is because in a case where a user either spammed, harassed or set up a bot account to link to a broadcaster's twitch profile using the Followers, following, chat logs on videos, etc... currently there is no method of making sure that user's information is prevented from being linked or viewed on or to the broadcaster's profile.

It should be called a dissociate link. It should prevent all forms of visual appearance of the banned person from being displayed on a broadcaster's profile, chat, or any section of their profile (Followers, following, chat logs on videos, etc..), and the broadcaster's information from being displayed on banned user's profile, chat, or any section of banned user's profile (Followers, following, chat logs on videos, etc..). This should happen when a person is banned in a chat room also because it means the same thing.

Note: The chat moderators should not be given this setting, rather, they should continue to be able to assign timeouts. And if a person gets timeout a set amout of times then a notification is sent to the streamer asking them if they want to ignore this person or if they want to assign a ban. Also, a timeout should be issued until the matter is resolved, and also If the streamer does not answer within a week of the notification then the timeout should be automatically lifted. This is to prevent abuse of the banning system but at the same time give the ability to moderate the chat.