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1. Who I ban shouldn't see me in other people's chats

   I have suffered wickedness and cyberbullying on Twitch, some that have marked me very deeply and there is a streamer who makes me stalked by his users, I would like that as in other social networks users who are banned from my private profile no longer read the my messages in other people's chats so I can feel safe elsewhere.
   Because now if I ban a person from my profile I don't see him but he continues to see me in chat elsewhere and I would like him to never see anything of me again, I hope Twitch implements this.

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2. DMCA reports from Twitch Soundtrack????

   I am getting reports and threats, using Your Twitch soundtrack software....

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3. Stop allowing suicidal ideation in usernames

   Seeing anything related to suicidal ideation is problematic for many individuals with mental health issues. There are a number of usernames with some form of suicidal reference in the name.

   This was used by some people shortly after the hate raid incident to target veterans with mental health issues, such as myself. Now, I continue to see usernames like this, whether targeted or not, and it is not something that should be allowed.

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4. Add option to report account for impersonation

   Right now there isn't an option to report an account for impersonating another user. It's really easy for someone to make an account with a similar name by substituting an uppercase I for a lowercase L (I vs l) or with any other kind of letter/number substitution.

   There should be an option to easily report an account for impersonating someone else.

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5. Beauty & Body Art Community Concerns

   Since Body Painting has been established as a valid category on the platform, there has been a noticeable lack of encouragement from Twitch in creating a healthy community around it. This lack of support is further emphasized by the massive push back and public harassment of Body Painters online, including but not limited to: Organized hate raids by other streamers, Streamers sexualizing body painters on their own live streams, Public groups that organize mass reports on body painters, Lack of response by Twitch to counter the culture of continued degradation of women through objectification by viewers (including inappropriate usernames).

   Twitch has a growing issue on its platform in regards to Body Art, one of its more controversial categories. The streamers of this category are heavily targeted for harassment every day by other streamers and their communities, often leading to malicious mass reports on accounts resulting in account suspensions and bans with little offering as to the specifics of what the offense entails. While the community is grateful for Twitch to include this art on it's platform, the seeming lack of effort to foster a sense of support for the community is disappointing. While it is true that Twitch has offered a recent update to the community guidelines in regards to body painting, they still leave too much up to interpretation. These gray areas leave a number of inconsistencies laid bare on the enforcement of these policies, and leave the streamers feeling a lack of safety in their art. The additional focus, and inequality of these rules being enforced on male presenting streamers as well, also has a play in how the Body Painters are objectified as these guidelines are settled under "****** Content".

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   Twitch has an opportunity to lead by example and help to change the rampant culture of ****** harassment and hateful conduct on the platform by showing support for one of it’s most controversial categories. After much discussion with over 100 body painters about the trials we face on a daily basis, we came to a few proposals that if implemented would create a better sense of belonging, safety, security and health in the category. Many of these proposals also have the ability to improve the ****** harassment faced by all females on the platform if expanded on.

   Being as controversial a category as Body Painting is, the community would like to ask for even MORE defined guidelines. There are too many areas that need further definition, such as how long is a short break when painting since the average body paint takes anywhere from 6 to 8 hours to complete? What constitutes performing unrelated activities? How much coverage actually has to be painted before a stream starts (whole ***? Areola/*** and underbust only? Does it need to be detailed or is a single color ok? Do we need to start with the chest as we paint or starting with the face ok?)? As streamers we've seen inconsistency in enforcement of these rules as some streamers are known to show off a pet on stream in a break from painting, some eat while simultaneously painting, and others may take a moment to answer bigger questions on stream. In many of these situations we've seen some people become suspended or banned from the platform when being threatened with reports while live, and others no severe action taken under the same threats. By further defining time limits, expectations of paint coverage to meet, and what is considered a break versus participating in unrelated activities, it leaves little question to the streamer as to what is allowed, and removes some of the discrepancy between how these reports are handled.

   To further elaborate on these discrepancies, we would like to propose that a team of two persons be assigned to review reports against body painters. This can be expanded on to include all ****** content reports that happen live, but is important that there be little room for error when handling these cases. In order to set a precedence for conduct and what is expected, there has to be consistency in the actions taken as well as the reasoning behind those actions. Not only are the guidelines easily interpret-able, but the reasons for suspensions and bans are even more vague and lacking context. If the reports made against body painters are handled by specific staff, that further makes it possible for consistency and clearer definition of the offense when resulting in punishment.

   I cannot stress enough how the platform as a whole would benefit from clearer reasoning for suspensions and bans. While it is hard to give time stamps for the offense in question due to the VOD being removed from the site, it would not be impossible to supply a screenshot or clip with clearer definition of the actions being performed that were against policy. Not only does being clearer about policy enforcement help the community by setting clear precedent, it honors an overwhelming outcry to Twitch to honor its commitment to transparency.

   There is also a great opportunity here to add in a community manager for the creative category with an emphasis on Body Painting. With a community manager, those streaming in Beauty&Body Art would have a designated point of contact when there are questions or concerns about content they wish to produce. Community managers also allow Twitch to have live eyes on the category and better utilize the warning system as things are happening live allowing the streamer to either end their stream or course correct immediately. This line of communication also narrows the ability of more edgy streamers to intentionally misinterpret the guidelines, and would give Twitch staff in Safety and Policy a better view of the issues and harassment going on. This suggestion is one that has been implemented by competitors, including YouTube, who have active community managers that do outreach to streamers and communities while live.

   The list of issues facing body painters is long, and the concern over the lack of support received from Twitch as a category is frustrating. We truly believe in Twitch as a platform though, and the powerful change that can be made in the current culture of objectification and ****** harassment, not only by other streamers but the viewers as well, if Twitch were to take a stance in this controversial category. As a community, we sincerely hope that you will hear our voice, our concerns, and take into consideration our many proposals for solutions. We are open to discussion with policy staff and willing to work to help better the platform as a whole.

   Since Body Painting has been established as a valid category on the platform, there has been a noticeable lack of encouragement from Twitch in creating a healthy community around it. This lack of support is further emphasized by the massive push back and public harassment of Body Painters online, including but not limited to: Organized hate raids by other streamers, Streamers sexualizing body painters on their own live streams, Public groups that organize mass reports on body painters, Lack of response by Twitch to counter the culture of continued degradation of women through objectification by viewers (including inappropriate usernames).

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   Hey guys!

   There were some discussions that weren’t super applicable to feedback and I have gone ahead and removed them.

   We super appreciate the feedback and want to keep hearing your ideas. Please just keep it focused on bodypainting/body art community and feedback around that, over feedback on specific channels/users.

   If you have anyone who you are concerned about on Twitch or someone who you are worried about how they are acting on Twitch always feel empowered to report them so our team can further investigate the situation.

6. Removing access of a streamer to a user first and last name through a donation

   So I came to this conclusion when I saw the recent event that has taken place in a streamer stream that was called "Nadia" she exposed a user first and last name throughout the stream and even if she was banned for that. Not questioning the sentence whatsoever I think that this type of information should absolutely not be shown to any user of this platform and that, even to the person we donated to. Because even if twitch do explain and incite people to take legal action if doxing happens to them, i think that is not enough because this type of beaviour and situation severly endenger the privacy of someone. Just showing the username of the donator should be enought to take legal action if doxing happens to them, I think that is not enough because this type of behaviour and situation severely endanger the privacy of anyone. Just showing the username of the donator should be enough.

   So I came to this conclusion when I saw the recent event that has taken place in a streamer stream that was called "Nadia" she exposed a user first and last name throughout the stream and even if she was banned for that. Not questioning the sentence whatsoever I think that this type of information should absolutely not be shown to any user of this platform and that, even to the person we donated to. Because even if twitch do explain and incite people to take legal action if doxing happens to them, i think that is not enough because… more

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7. Twitch TOS

   I recommend Twitch makes all the big streamers sign a contract that says if they ever get caught using cheating software then they must forfeit and return all profits made from streaming on Twitch. (Many cheaters are making millions on Twitch and it is unfair to the rest of us.)

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8. Contextual Cues

   "As we said above, suspension lengths vary according to important contextual cues, which may not always be obvious externally — but the way we evaluate those suspensions is always consistent for all users."

   If these are, indeed, consistently applied contextual clues, there's no reason why these clues shouldn't be publicly posted and / or visible.

   Put another way, if these rules are to be totally transparent in their application, no part of them should be hidden. If they cannot be made public, then the word / phrase / implication of "transparency" should be struck from the Community Guidelines lexicon.

   Sorry to be so blunt, but the idea of enforcement being "fair" without there being public and itemized factors is a pet peeve of mine. YouTube is notoriously guilty of it, as well.

   "As we said above, suspension lengths vary according to important contextual cues, which may not always be obvious externally — but the way we evaluate those suspensions is always consistent for all users."

   If these are, indeed, consistently applied contextual clues, there's no reason why these clues shouldn't be publicly posted and / or visible.

   Put another way, if these rules are to be totally transparent in their application, no part of them should be hidden. If they cannot be made public, then the word / phrase / implication of "transparency" should be struck from the Community Guidelines lexicon.

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9. Hide Messages from Monitored Chatters from Mods/Broadcaster

   There is a big problem with Twitch's current "Restrict/Monitor" function.

   As of right now, if you start monitoring or restricting a user (for example, a ban evader), for moderators and the broadcaster, EVERY message that user sends is highlighted, making it stand out from every other message. While I understand that this highlight function has it's uses, it is inherently harmful if users are consistently making new accounts to ban evade. This system is doing the opposite of what we need if their messages are standing out to our moderators and broadcasters, as it makes it HARDER to ignore the messages and the trolls/bad actors will KNOW the message will be more likely to be seen due to the highlight.

   I think the best solution to this problem is to do a similar action that deleted messages have for moderators. For anyone flagged as a ban evader or anyone marked as "restricted" under the same function, the messages from the restricted user should be hidden from view unless the moderator or broadcaster click "view message". Broadcasters and moderators mental health is important and they shouldn't be put in a position where they're made to consistently view abusive messages when they are trying to restrict them from both the public chat and themselves.

   When it comes to people making accounts over and over, limiting the ban evaders is more effective than banning their accounts, as they will just keep making new ones. This gives moderators power and peace of mind, as the restricted user will likely be unaware their messages aren't showing up to the public chat, or at the very least it'll give moderators more time before a new account is made by the ban evader.

   Twitter has implemented a similar feature where it'll automatically hide every single message from flagged users, making the user posting abusive messages completely unaware that their messages are going into to the void, not being seen by anyone. In today's time it should be less about "Just ban/block the user" and more about "How can we avoid these abusive messages from being seen?".

   Thanks!

   There is a big problem with Twitch's current "Restrict/Monitor" function.

   As of right now, if you start monitoring or restricting a user (for example, a ban evader), for moderators and the broadcaster, EVERY message that user sends is highlighted, making it stand out from every other message. While I understand that this highlight function has it's uses, it is inherently harmful if users are consistently making new accounts to ban evade. This system is doing the opposite of what we need if their messages are standing out to our moderators and broadcasters, as it makes it HARDER to ignore the… more

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10. Cooldown period for new streamers

    A potential new safety feature for Twitch could be a mandatory cooldown period between streams for new and/or unverified accounts. This cooldown period would require a user to wait a certain amount of time, such as 24-48 hours, before they are able to stream again.

    This feature is needed because it can help prevent malicious or harmful content from being streamed on the platform. It's not uncommon for new or unverified accounts to be created for the sole purpose of trolling, harassing, or otherwise violating Twitch's community guidelines. By implementing a mandatory cooldown period, Twitch can give its moderation team time to review the content of new or unverified accounts, ensuring that it meets the platform's standards before allowing them to stream again.

    Additionally, this feature can help prevent users from burning out or overextending themselves by requiring them to take breaks between streams. For instance, grandpoobear knowingly groped thedragonfeeney and you can google search more about it. Streaming can be a mentally and physically exhausting activity, and it's important for users to take care of themselves to prevent burnout and maintain a healthy work-life balance. By enforcing a cooldown period, Twitch can encourage users to take the necessary time to rest and recharge before streaming again.

    A potential new safety feature for Twitch could be a mandatory cooldown period between streams for new and/or unverified accounts. This cooldown period would require a user to wait a certain amount of time, such as 24-48 hours, before they are able to stream again.

    This feature is needed because it can help prevent malicious or harmful content from being streamed on the platform. It's not uncommon for new or unverified accounts to be created for the sole purpose of trolling, harassing, or otherwise violating Twitch's community guidelines. By implementing a mandatory cooldown period, Twitch can give its moderation team… more

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11. Spam Bot Ads and Spam Follow Bot

    Usual Spam Bots, the last in time "Bigfollow"

    Use anti-bot system with algorythms to detect these kind of bot, who the the same sentence with variations, characters variations, space variations, etc...

    Twitch detection should learn and create auto-detection for them :
    a user enter a channel, post one message and leave, enter another channel, post the same message (or same message with variation) and leave..

    the last spam bot is easy to detect, because they use the same keyword in their sentence variations : Bigfollow

    Twitch please use an auto-detection, and ban them.
    And allow users to the new words to that "keyword list used in sentence by spam bot"

    The same for the FOLLOW-BOT, they just enter a channel, follow, unfollow immediatly, just to activate the trigger and display their "ads username", and they continue, enter a new channel, follow, unfollow...

    Usual Spam Bots, the last in time "Bigfollow"

    Use anti-bot system with algorythms to detect these kind of bot, who the the same sentence with variations, characters variations, space variations, etc...

    Twitch detection should learn and create auto-detection for them :
    a user enter a channel, post one message and leave, enter another channel, post the same message (or same message with variation) and leave..

    the last spam bot is easy to detect, because they use the same keyword in their sentence variations : Bigfollow

    Twitch please use an auto-detection, and ban them.
    And allow users to the new words… more

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12. Botted

    I was follow botted and had nothing to do with it. I did not know who did it. It happen 7:22 into my stream and 10:23pm Uk time thank you.

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13. Sexual hate raid defense

    There's streamers currently suffering from attacks from accounts impersonating them. The usernames these attackers have contains words like "Prostidute", "Perverted", "Suicide", "Naked", and more explicit terms next to the Streamers' names. These streamers have had no chance to get support from Twitch.

    Saying "ignore them" or "report them" does NOT work, because the accounts keep appearing with new, more outrageous, names. Streamers report more than 50 accounts appearing. This type of harrassment can get someone killed, there needs to be serious punishment to the IP owner.

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14. Protect minors from abusive tactics.

    Stop letting kids masturbate to half naked women just because they are blocked from **** sites doesn’t mean they can com over to twitch and and do the same thing. You even had girls having sex in twitch. And please promote more African American heterosexual Males like myself on your platform. I’m a fun care free easy going guy that just like to chill and play games. I thought that was the purpose of twitch. I guess the true purpose is to cater to the top 1% because they are the ones that make you money. You don’t care about small streamers on the streamers than can finesse their way to the top by circumventing the rules.

    Stop letting kids masturbate to half naked women just because they are blocked from **** sites doesn’t mean they can com over to twitch and and do the same thing. You even had girls having sex in twitch. And please promote more African American heterosexual Males like myself on your platform. I’m a fun care free easy going guy that just like to chill and play games. I thought that was the purpose of twitch. I guess the true purpose is to cater to the top 1% because they are the ones that make you money. You don’t care about… more

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15. Remove discrimination from the rules.

    Remove discrimination from the rules. You claim to be anti discrimination, but your own rules discriminate against people with developed breasts. Simply rate things as inappropriate on a case by case basis, without using "female", "AFAB", "breasts" or "feminine" as a reason to enforce a rule. See a anyone of any gender touching any erogenous zone, or worse, genitals in an inappropriate way? Punish them regardless of who they are. (The efficacy of each erogenous zone is individual, and has nothing to do with birth sex, estrogen/testosterone levels, or any other gender or sex factors, meaning there are cisgender males who have erogenous chests.) See someone simply being nude? Mark it as sensitive in some way. (Remember "nude" should apply only to genitals, not erogenous zones. Also remember analogous anatomy exists, and while genitals may look different, they are to be treated with the same amount of coverage rules for each part.) Simply see someone without a shirt on? Leave them alone. (No genitals are found in any kind of chest. Nipples are for feeding babies.) If you continue to make anyone who isn't a cisgender man seem inherently more inappropriate of a human, you aren't actually protecting them, you are letting people who discriminate and people who objectify others win. Don't let the uninformed members of society push you around because of tradition, listen to actual science. Look things up if you don't believe me. Edit: Stop censoring medical terms. We aren't 5.

    Remove discrimination from the rules. You claim to be anti discrimination, but your own rules discriminate against people with developed breasts. Simply rate things as inappropriate on a case by case basis, without using "female", "AFAB", "breasts" or "feminine" as a reason to enforce a rule. See a anyone of any gender touching any erogenous zone, or worse, genitals in an inappropriate way? Punish them regardless of who they are. (The efficacy of each erogenous zone is individual, and has nothing to do with birth sex, estrogen/testosterone levels, or any other gender or sex factors, meaning there are cisgender males… more

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16. soundtrack by twitch

    Solicito recurso de reanálise de direitos autorais em um video meu, onde eu uso APENAS musicas da SoundTrack by Twitch, e ainda assim a Twitch silenciou meu video.

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17. Wie kann es sein das ich eine Urheberverletzung im Stream habe?

    Warum bekomme ich dauernd eine Meldung wegen Urheberverletzung, wenn ein Sound Allert im Stream erklingt von einem Ton oder Sound den Twitch mir im Sond Allert empfohlen hat ?

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18. ASMR Category Trouble

    Surely you guys have seen what has recently happened with the "ASMR Category" with two big streamers. Now I will say good job on banning them. But I think those bans should uphold and remain permanent to further back up the message that states. "That type of content is not allowed on twitch"

    It's too suggestive the line was pushed too far.

    Unless you guys want to make an 18+ category or a whole new site altogether adhering to that. Either way some sort of enforcement needs to be put into place. With a CLEAR understanding of what is / isn't allowed

    Surely you guys have seen what has recently happened with the "ASMR Category" with two big streamers. Now I will say good job on banning them. But I think those bans should uphold and remain permanent to further back up the message that states. "That type of content is not allowed on twitch"

    It's too suggestive the line was pushed too far.

    Unless you guys want to make an 18+ category or a whole new site altogether adhering to that. Either way some sort of enforcement needs to be put into place. With a CLEAR understanding of what is /… more

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19. Age verification process to help regulate or segregate 18+ content

    At what point do you compare your own TOS and Conduct rules against what shows up on your main page of streamers? You let string bikinis, but some random thing gets reported by some troll and it's a ban. Then they wait months to get a human to respond as vague as possible because you don't want to be legally responsible for specificity. You created an 18+ option for a reason. Be consistent or let it go. You're tanking as a platform because of your inconsistency. Read the writing on the walls. Time to go back to basics, when your platform brought streamers in instead of driving them away. You want to regulate "adult" content, add an age verification process so you can focus on more important things like making this platform better.

    At what point do you compare your own TOS and Conduct rules against what shows up on your main page of streamers? You let string bikinis, but some random thing gets reported by some troll and it's a ban. Then they wait months to get a human to respond as vague as possible because you don't want to be legally responsible for specificity. You created an 18+ option for a reason. Be consistent or let it go. You're tanking as a platform because of your inconsistency. Read the writing on the walls. Time to go back to basics, when your… more

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20. Hello, Would it be possible to ban people from the channel? Banning them from a chat is good but from a channel is better. For the streamh

    Hello,

    Would it be possible to ban people from the channel?
    Banning them from a chat is good but from a channel is better.

    For the streamhack in particular, let me explain:

    Many games are streamed and suffer from the toxicity of streamhackers.
    We absolutely need to be able to prevent them from accessing the channel's video stream.
    This spoils the gameplay for streamers and note that the streamhack is akin to cheating. (Roleplay and competitive games for example)

    Does Twitch condone cheating? I don't think so, so it would be good to set up
    this system of BAN from the CHANNEL and not from the chat.

    Thank you for taking this request very seriously, it is not a simple opinion but a request of a whole community.

    Thanks for reading me.

    Please readers, vote for this option, it's vital for the future.

    Hello,

    Would it be possible to ban people from the channel?
    Banning them from a chat is good but from a channel is better.

    For the streamhack in particular, let me explain:

    Many games are streamed and suffer from the toxicity of streamhackers.
    We absolutely need to be able to prevent them from accessing the channel's video stream.
    This spoils the gameplay for streamers and note that the streamhack is akin to cheating. (Roleplay and competitive games for example)

    Does Twitch condone cheating? I don't think so, so it would be good to set up
    this system of BAN from… more

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