Let Moderators use emotes. This would mean that bots such as Streamlabs and Moobot won’t have to be gifted subs to use emotes.
This would mean that bots such as Streamlabs and Moobot won’t have to be gifted subs to use emotes.
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christinesalas
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This is a really useful suggestion for Twitch streamers and moderators. Allowing moderators and trusted bots like Streamlabs or Moobot to use emotes without requiring gifted subscriptions could make chat management simpler and more affordable. I think small changes like this would improve the experience for creators who want to keep their communities active and fun. Outside of streaming, I also enjoy exploring different entertainment apps in my free time. Xuper Hydra APK may be worth looking into, and https://xuperhydra.net/ is a place to find more information about the app and its available options.
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Zealkiwi
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Yeah 100% TeeMac now that they have dedicated Bot badges
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TeeMac
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Better idea: Allow verified chatbot accounts to T1 emotes.
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krissie_kris123
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Reply to Dday2:
It is a great feature but not available to affiliates unless I misunderstood the guide so in my opinion the suggestion still stands. -
Dday2
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Good idea. But Twitch does allow you to request that you make bots Lifetime T3 Subs for free for this purpose. Just need to submit a ticket and ask.
https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/lifetime-subscriber-guide-for-partners
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Ilionej
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This would also be helpful for affiliates, who don't get to pick 3 permasubs. So either make it general, or at give smaller creators the option to have at least one assigned bot with a permasub.
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scummy_mummy
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I think this is a good idea to make the channels grow. As a mod on 5 channels I noticed alot of viewers have no clue a sub also gets emotes. That way posting the emotes as a mod can help motivate people to sub
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ItzVirtualGhost
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i would say give the emotes to VIPS & Mods
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Blue3yedNerd
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Fantastic idea 👏
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PonPonTheDreambunny
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To not have this to be "abused" and disincentive people from subbing, have it so mods can only use the emotes on that channel only, and not being able to use the emotes on other channels like actual subs can do.
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Invisibirbs
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Bots could be a great tool to showcase what your bits and sub emotes are to chat without having to interrupt the content to promo them yourself
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SecretTrader
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Agree on this wholeheartedly
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Lime_SDR
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Agree. Allow verified bots with moderator flag be granted channel emotes.
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JP_The_Pirate
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In addition to the ideas about making them bound to the channel itself, I have always liked the idea of having 1-3 emotes exclusive for the moderators/broadcaster. Imagined having ones like a banhammer, no links chat bubble, etc available for just the mod team
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GeminiWarlock
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this would work great with an adjustment that it works like follower emotes, you can only use the emotes in the chat you are mod and not outside of it unless you are subbed
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WindowstoSky
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To reduce revenue loss, Twitch could let mods use emotes on the channel only. Like follower emotes.
Edit: I think follower emotes are now not llimited to channel only, but my suggestion stands :)
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crypticst
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This would be a great update! I can see Twitch losing some revenue from Affiliates, but the AI writing assistants like Nightbot on Twitch would make it worth it.
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SeashellWizard
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That's nice, but they won't do it. Just imagine how much money they'd lose.
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Yurlyn
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I'd like to add something for locally hosted bots. They are usually established such as Streamlabs Chatbot (meaning, not the cloud version but the one previously known as Ankhbot). They could add a "bot access"-key/token to set up a single account as bot.
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TehBaconBrawler
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this just makes sense, its a plus to being a mod so they can still use the emotes for the channel that they moderate