It would be useful (and user friendly) to have a way for those who typically stream in multiple diverse categories to create tag profiles, so that when they switch categories it automatically updates (removes / adds) tags they've preselected for that category.

IE I stream games & Just Chatting / Crafters & Makers. For the Just Chatting / Crafters & Makers streams I typically use crafting, resin and a couple other related tags. But when I'm streaming games I don't. 90% of the time I remember to pull the craft related tags for gaming streams or add them for the crafting streams but it would be nice to not have to remember. Instead to be able to preselect it and safe it as a "Tag Profile" (or whatever) so it auto changes and updates for me in case I'm having a forgetful day. That way I'm not telling people I have drops enabled when I'm casting resin key chains...

I think this happens because the viewer is say 5 seconds behind the live stream, but when the streamer starts the raid, it switches channel immediately, before their stream finishes.

The result is: The viewer doesn't hear what the original streamer says at the end of their stream. It jumps to the raid before they have finished saying goodbye!

For a smoother viewing experience, I suggest delaying the viewer's switch to the raided channel, to account for their delay, so they get to see the end of the original stream.

(This won't really affect the arrival, since raided channels don't seem to notice the raid for at least 10 seconds anyway.)

When chat is moving fast, it can be hard to grab the right message quickly to perform a timeout/ban, especially in the case of 'hate raids' or other troll action.

I'd like to see a 'Recent Chatters' listing panel, just the usernames, along with purge/timeout/ban buttons. Preferably configurable both with number of names, how long they stay before they 'fall off', and how many columns, especially for use with tablets/phones to allow quick access to action without alt-tabbing.

Preferably a list that updates in-place rather than scrolls, to avoid trying to click/tap on a name, only to have it move at the last second.

So if a streamer sets up a recent-chatter list with a max of 10, it would list the next 10 individual usernames (not currently on the list somewhere) to send a chat message, and on the 11th would wrap back to the top and overwrite 1, 12 would overwrite 2, and so on.

It would also be handy to have the background of the most-recent name be highlighted in a different color, to at-a-glance locate on the list where the last new chatter was updated.

An optional 'are you sure X is the right person?' confirmation dialog would also be appreciated, with the option to not-show (preferably separate ones for purge/timeout/ban, as I wouldn't personally want one on quick purges, but definitely WOULD for bans).

To help channels with moderation and engaging viewers sent by another stream:

I propose that the /raid and /host commands accept a short Optional text after it to indicate their raid or host message, and a special chat badge be granted to visiting chatters for a limited period of time (5-10 minutes) who come in after a host or raid from another channel they were watching, and Mouse hover-text over the raid badge and an IRC Tag visible to moderation bots be added to the raiders' chat messages indicating which raiding channel a user last came in from.

The badge would help make raids stand out in the chat and allow for streamers to configure channel moderation bots to make filters and chat rules more intelligent by providing special exemptions for 'friendly spam' from friendly raiders - while most of the time (outside legitimate raids) being very strict against probable spam from new or first-time chatters to a channel.

For example: The streamer's channel moderation bot could detect chat messages which simply contain Raid message text, and exclude those from spam detection policies for duplicated messages or repetitive message text.

Twitch could also consider extra moderation settings to exempt raiding chatters from certain policies such as /uniquechat for a raid of certain size, or /followers, if the Raiding chatter satisfies that condition with respect to the channel the raid is caming from.

In addition the raid "message" could appear in the receiving chat as an automatic chat message by the streamer along with the raid and allow the raid or host action to be moderated by the receiving channel.

For channel management purposes: I would suggest that chatters' raid badge expire after 5 minutes, or an amount of time configurable by the stream receiving a host/raid, and in the case that the broadcaster who sent the raid is placed on a /timeout or /ban before visiting chatters' raid badge expires: All of the raiding chatters would be blocked as a group from sending messages to the chat until the raid badge expires or timeout of the raiding streamer is removed, Except of course any chatters who had subscribed or followed the raided channel before the raid.

In the case of receiving a hostile raid: I suggest the broadcaster who was raided with the /raid command be given an extra command that would redirect chatters who don't follow the channel and who have a particular streamer's raid badge non-expired away from their stream and back to the Twitch front page.

And that the broadcaster who sent the raid have the same capability (In case the raided stream has a bad reaction to it, provide a command where they can withdraw their own raid during that time period, sending their chatters back to the Twitch front page as long as their Raid chat badges have not yet expired).

There is currently a link at the bottom of the video that says "Send feedback to ~.
We would like to be able to allow the distributor to arbitrarily set what can be sent with this.

Ideally, we would like to be able to display a survey if they are gone soon after the start of the viewing.

What is currently set up is positive. But there are originally many opportunities for users who watch often to get feedback through other means in the first place.
Conversely, there is no way to get feedback from unique users, who make up the majority of the audience.
We have a lot of unique viewers who open a channel and immediately leave, so we want to know what they came for and why they left.
We don't want to create a closed community that says, "If you don't like it, then don't watch it.
We want to communicate with the people who are leaving because they feel uncomfortable. Positive feedback is motivating, but negative feedback is a great way to receive real feelings.

Please take this into consideration.

Translated by deepl

動画の下に、　～さんにフィードバックを送る　というリンクが現在存在します。
これで送れるものを配信者が任意に設定することができるようになると良いなと思っています。

理想的には、視聴開始からすぐにいなくなってしまう場合にアンケート表示ができるのが良いと考えています。

現在設定されているものはポジティブなものです。ですが、よく見てくれるユーザーからは、そもそもフィードバックをほかの手段でもらえる機会がもともと多くあるのです。
逆に、視聴者の大半を占めるユニークユーザーからフィードバックをもらう手段は存在しません。
チャンネルを開いてすぐにいなくなってしまうユニーク視聴者が多いので、何を求めてきたのか、何がたりなくて出て行ってしまうのかということの理由を知りたいと考えています。
「いやならみんかったらええねん」というような、閉じたコミュニティーにしたくないのです。
彼らはそもそも何かを求めて能動的にアクセスしたわけですから、何が足りなかったのか、何が不要だったのか、特に、不快に思って出て行ってしまう層ともコミュニケーションをとりたいのです。ポジティブなフィードバックはモチベーションになりますが、ネガティブなフィードバックは本音を受け取ることができます。

ぜひ、ご一考お願いいたします。

1AGREGAR CATEGORIA BOT

estaria bien que los bot que van entrando en el stream aparecieran en una categoria separada del resto de usuarios y a si tener un mejor control de lo que son usuarios reales.

2-USUARIOS NO REGISTRADOS EN TWICTH

los que jugamos a juegos multijugador en tiempo real tenemos que estar con usuarios maliciosos que utilizan los estream para estar informados de donde estas en cada momento para darte caza.
Para poder controlar un poco este tema en este tipo de usuarios maliciosos que miran los estreams sin logear en twitch
seria de gran ayuda algun tipo de opcion en el que no puedan ver las retrasmision sin un usuario no esta registrado en twitch