Please grant Partners' Lifetime Tier 3 bots access to our channel's bittie emotes, just as we (the streamer) have access to them all?

For those who don't know, Partners can allocate 3 x Lifetime Tier 3 subscriptions to bot accounts. These are useful for bots using all sub emotes for command responses, timer messages, but what about bit emotes?

Imagine this... your lifetime tier 3 bot is already responding to bitties, saying 'Thank you for cheering 100 bitties, with a total of 900 on my channel'

BUT you now have a timer message, like this, that goes off now and then from your bot (Symbols used as emote examples):

'Earn exclusive badges and these emotes through total accumulated bitties on my channel! ♥ 1000 ♠ 5000 ♦ 10000 ♣ 25000'

You could even make a command such as !bitemotes to spit this out when you want to remind a viewer of what emote they could get access to.

If you're clever with scripting or whatever, then maybe you could even have a bot response that says

'Thank you for cheering 100 bitties, with a total of 900 on my channel. 100 bitties away from gaining access to ♥'

COOL HUH? Imagine how much more we could incentivise spending bits! Even just having random command responses with the bittie emotes could prompt people to ask how they could get access to them. If this helps encourage bit spending, then win win for the streamer and Twitch?

Sorry if this has been posted before. I'm new here. ^_^

I know custom prefixes are only avaliable for partners and I respect that, but autogenerated names for prefixes trend to be so wrong, so I suggest to be able to select what part of your username you want as emote prefix, for example:

If your username is "JustAnnie" your emote prefix may be "Just444" or even worse.
Everytime you change your username or the first time you receive the affiliate Twitch should allow you to select in a text selector what part of your username you want to use as your name and let you to set an autogenerated prefix based on that selection, in this example "Annie444" or something more representative.

I have a sustained 5 tier 2 subscribers for a decent period - I would like to reward them with a personalised emote for subbing at that tier - however if I then gain 6 tier 2 subscribers I would have an issue that the slots don't encourage a further subscriber. Could we have additional emote slots added per person that subscribes at that tier?

Eg: I get 9 tier 2 subbers I would get 10 tier 2 emote slots (to encourage a further subscriber each time) and so on - 20 Tier 2 subbers gets 21 slots etc.

Personally I would have no issue if you lose subscribers at that tier you also lose emote slots at that tier so its a two way process.

Sam Tweaks

When you see "Follower Emote uploads are currently disabled on your account", it should say why. It is a worrisome message and it says to learn why, click here, but if it's as simple as "you've only streamed 59/60 times" or something, it would be great if it just said the reason.

Currently it says "Find out how to regain access" as if I were being punished but I don't believe I've ever had access to them before. I don't remember seeing this scary warning situation in the past, so either something went wrong for me or the page has been redesigned in an alarming way.

Thanks!

Follower emotes were just unlocked for Affiliates - why do we need instant upload for it to work? I do understand the need to streamline and keep emotes within ToS - but the Automated bot is allowing SOME emotes in and not others. A simple emote of a duck on a toilet is "against terms of service" - but yet several gasm emotes aren't? For reference, just look on etsy for "Cute duck and chick emotes" and you'll find the duck on the toilet that's prevented instant upload for a few decent streamers who bought the pack. All i'm asking is a re-review on how the automated bot picks emotes up, and how it considers something "sexual" when it's not.

Emotes are a key part of twitch, to the point that you can often convey more with just a certain emote than with a message.

Many people would love to see emotes displayed in the maximum size in chat.
I'm guessing there are probably some limitations in in-line emote display tied to text pixels or something (either for practical reasons or esthetic reasons)...
...but some platforms have a solution for this, and I'm hoping it can be implemented on twitch.

In Discord, in-line emotes are displayed small, similar to Twitch, however, when ONLY emotes are used, they are displayed at full size.
People constantly use emotes as separate messages to follow up their text to get emotes to show up nicely,but more often than not just the emotes are used to communicate.
The better emotes show up, the easier it is to use them, and it really can set the tone for a community.

I hope that a proper emote size display is doable to program as long as there is no other message text.

Follower emotes are a great idea, however, currently they hold no real value. A lot of streamers use BTTV/FFZ and have 50 or more emotes for anyone to use in their own chat.
However, rewarding followers that actually come back to your stream a lot would be great! Perhaps it would be possible to give people access to follower emotes in other channels if they spend at least X amount of hrs or X% of a streamer's typical streamtime in their stream (per week or month or whatever).

It rewards coming back, but doesn't take away too much fire away from subs.
It also finally rewards the general viewer, who tends to get overlooked but is very important to the channel's atmosphere. Not everyone can miss a sub's worth of money every month, but this way, simply being part of the community will give them something back.

You could even make this an unlock system that allows a viewer to unlock 1-5 of the emotes outside of the original channel based on their watch time. This way, more active members are rewarded more.

Last month twitch gave all affiliates 5 emotes slots, which is awesome!! However, when they gave these 5 emote slot out, I noticed the loss of the progression bar on the bottom the subscriber emote section. In the past when an affiliate would get 50 sub points twitch would an additional emote, then 65 sub points another emote... so forth and so on... I recently reached 71 sub points and I would love to give my community more subscriber emotes but I am limited now with out the tier progress bar. I think this is a great incentive for an affiliate to have. Now I only see partner can be tiered.