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1. Highlights unpublished

   Re the recent email Twitch sent out re cover songs, I need the ability to make highlights from UNPUBLISHED VODS!

   Otherwise, if i perform even a single cover song, the only way to highlight my originals is to temporarily publish my VOD. Or I can highlight the cover song, then UNPUBLISH it, then EXPORT to YouTube. But this is ridiculous!

   DEAR TWITCH, PLEASE ADDRESS THIS URGENT ISSUE!!!

   Thanks,
   Hayden

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2. I think that my mic caught a train going by and Twitch flagged it as copyrighted music

   So, I did a stream earlier, and I was going back to clip things. And a section was muted as 'copyrighted music' when it was the same thing playing as always. So, I realized that a train had gone by around that time. And the muted section was about the length of time it took the train to pass. So...I'm not sure, but I think the recording thought that was copyrighted music. Just a heads up. Not a complaint, the brief muted part does not ruin anything in the clips I just thought it was worth mentioning. (Edit to add: I live right by train tracks, so it would have definitely picked up the train)

   So, I did a stream earlier, and I was going back to clip things. And a section was muted as 'copyrighted music' when it was the same thing playing as always. So, I realized that a train had gone by around that time. And the muted section was about the length of time it took the train to pass. So...I'm not sure, but I think the recording thought that was copyrighted music. Just a heads up. Not a complaint, the brief muted part does not ruin anything in the clips I just thought it was worth mentioning. (Edit to add:… more

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3. Licensing in Video Description

   Add Video Description to Stream Information. In video description, add ability to add licensing information. If user does not have license do not instantly publish VOD, rather request on behalf of and apply asking user to agree to profit sharing of VOD. If user denies then the vod can not be published. Consider this a safe guard. Listing license in video description can also help with Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Licensing.

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4. ASCAP/BMI/SESAC/PRS/CISAC/APRA-AMCOS Reporting Feature

   It strikes (pun not intended) me that there should be a way to provision a means to report plays/performances (and recordings via VODs) of third party music on stream for the purposes of avoiding DMCA strikes.

   Streamers who are already in the music industry are highly likely to be affiliated with one or more reporting agencies in their regions, and most such agencies collect fees on behalf of overseas partners. In this day and age of service integration and automation, it seems logical that there should be a means to compile a post-stream report for an affiliated agency and submit it for monthly reporting and billing. And for non-affiliates, a simple payment gateway that tallies up the costs associated with a report should also be possible. Appropriate reporting/payments should then be able to exempt a given streamer from the scan-bots that are used by the relevant agencies and labels via a simple report that Twitch can pass on to a basic web service.

   Many of these agencies are starting to implement stream licensing models for down-market (read: smaller, electronically streamed) content producers. If Twitch were to approach these agencies with a pitch that they could either contribute to the development of reporting features or stop harassing your customers, it's quite likely they might come to the table.

   There are third party tools that could be used to assist with this kind of reporting, and could be recruited to share in the integration and development costs - such as Spotify/YouTube/SonglistBot, etc... which could all include a stream reporting mode which generates a list of content played on stream for submission. Reading the streamer's VOD setting would be a simple mechanism for whether to submit for performance/play rights reporting only, or for mechanical copyright reporting as well.

   Please consider - the DMCA stuff is as much of a pain for you folks as the publishing platform provider as it is for streamers, and this is a mechanism that lets everyone be a winner.

   Regards

   Jemma (StoryGirl)

   It strikes (pun not intended) me that there should be a way to provision a means to report plays/performances (and recordings via VODs) of third party music on stream for the purposes of avoiding DMCA strikes.

   Streamers who are already in the music industry are highly likely to be affiliated with one or more reporting agencies in their regions, and most such agencies collect fees on behalf of overseas partners. In this day and age of service integration and automation, it seems logical that there should be a means to compile a post-stream report for an affiliated agency and submit… more

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5. Political messages/performances

   In the last year I have discovered on your platform an incresead number of streamers that push agendas or political views through their perfomances. Across time I enjoyed watching others playing and learned interesting things from your streamers but the above mentioned practices have been very tiring.
   But my main concern is about the impact of these atitudes on the younger(minor) audience which are very vulnerable, easy to manipulate and influenceable .
   I would appreciate if you would take into consideration this and a first measure I thought about would be to implement a tagging/flagging of the streamers that have this kind of performances. Or at least restrict these streams at 18+ audiences .

   In the last year I have discovered on your platform an incresead number of streamers that push agendas or political views through their perfomances. Across time I enjoyed watching others playing and learned interesting things from your streamers but the above mentioned practices have been very tiring.
   But my main concern is about the impact of these atitudes on the younger(minor) audience which are very vulnerable, easy to manipulate and influenceable .
   I would appreciate if you would take into consideration this and a first measure I thought about would be to implement a tagging/flagging of the streamers that have… more

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6. When the streamer share a music from Youtube, available number of streamer' spectator be reflected music views.

   Music license companies put their videos on Youtube and make money through Youtube. They need to be watched in order to make money. There is no problem when everyone watched its videos individually but a streamer share their videos with crowd of people it is problem because this is loss of earning for them. My suggestion is that when the streamer share a music from Youtube, available number of streamer' spectator be reflected music views. In this way even if streamer does not have any right of broadcasting, music license companies lose anything also they make a profit with the help of streamers. Law should protects intellectual property rights but should not punish streamer for something that everyone reachs free.

   Music license companies put their videos on Youtube and make money through Youtube. They need to be watched in order to make money. There is no problem when everyone watched its videos individually but a streamer share their videos with crowd of people it is problem because this is loss of earning for them. My suggestion is that when the streamer share a music from Youtube, available number of streamer' spectator be reflected music views. In this way even if streamer does not have any right of broadcasting, music license companies lose anything also they make a profit with the… more

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7. Sistema de segurança para o Streamer.

   Recentemente no Brasil presenciamos um acontecimento onde um Streamer foi roubado ao vivo em sua casa durante uma transmissão.
   Pensando no acontecido, tive a ideia de sugerir a vocês uma sistema de Segurança para o streamer.
   Através do cadastro no qual todo streamer precisa preencher para ingressar na plataforma Twitch (contendo diversas informações como endereço de onde reside), são informações fundamentais para que as autoridades cheguem ao local o mais rápido possível.
   O sistema é bem simples, basta cada canal de transmissão possuir um "botão de emergência" que aparecerá durante a transmissão.
   Caso algum espectador ative o botão, um membro do suporte da Twitch vai até a transmissão para analisar o fato e ver se realmente é verídico a denuncia.
   Após constatar que realmente o streamer está passando por alguma situação ao vivo que requer o acionamento das autoridades locais, a Twitch fará o acionamento através das informações cadastrais que possue.

   Espero ter ajudado!

   Att: Vitor Hugo "torugo"

   Recentemente no Brasil presenciamos um acontecimento onde um Streamer foi roubado ao vivo em sua casa durante uma transmissão.
   Pensando no acontecido, tive a ideia de sugerir a vocês uma sistema de Segurança para o streamer.
   Através do cadastro no qual todo streamer precisa preencher para ingressar na plataforma Twitch (contendo diversas informações como endereço de onde reside), são informações fundamentais para que as autoridades cheguem ao local o mais rápido possível.
   O sistema é bem simples, basta cada canal de transmissão possuir um "botão de emergência" que aparecerá durante a transmissão.
   Caso algum espectador ative o botão, um membro… more

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8. Viewers should be given the opportunity to ban themselves from channels, to protect themselves and the channel creator/streamer

   I would like to suggest that viewers be given the ability to ban themselves from channels/streamers/streams that they know are not good for their mental wellbeing, but which they cannot stop themselves from watching if it is available to them.

   Similarly to how betting sites allow you to set limits on yourself, to help keep yourself in check, I would like to see users given the power to block themselves from a channel that they cannot resist typically, be it because they cannot control their financial actions, such as donations, or because they feel the channel or streamer in question provides negative feelings within the user.

   This wouldn't affect, harm or punish the channel or streamer, as they would be completely unaware and wouldn't need to do anything in response, but for some viewers, such as myself, it would be a deterrent that could help improve themselves from some negative aspects of Twitch many other users don't consider.

   The best thing would be a self-implemented user ban that would take 24-48 hours to undo, leaving the user with enough time to think over their action and whether or not they should undo their self-imposed ban. Alternatively, a simple permanent ban for those who feel this is the best solutions should also be made available, so users can control their exposure to streams that don't benefit them.

   I would like to suggest that viewers be given the ability to ban themselves from channels/streamers/streams that they know are not good for their mental wellbeing, but which they cannot stop themselves from watching if it is available to them.

   Similarly to how betting sites allow you to set limits on yourself, to help keep yourself in check, I would like to see users given the power to block themselves from a channel that they cannot resist typically, be it because they cannot control their financial actions, such as donations, or because they feel the channel or streamer in question… more

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9. Create a type of Twitch "Troll Jail" for all streamer harassers or 'trolls.'

   Just like you created the new Category, "Pools, Hot tubs, and Beaches" because of the excessive demand, you also NEED to create a "Troll Jail" for all viewers who abuse, harass, or 'troll' your Twitch Streamers!
   The number of Trolls have become quite excessive, and simply 'banning' an abusive viewer from a single streamer, ONE, that banned viewer can still see and hear the streamer, TWO, that viewer can jump into another streamer, and continue his\her harassment!
   You need to create an algorithm that bans that viewer COMPLETELY FROM TWITCH! Perhaps create, along with your current "banned flag", a count of how many times X viewer has been "flagged" (Ex, 3x, 5x, or 10x) and depending on the number of bans, the harassing viewer's Twitch account is frozen for:
   "1 week" for 1st offense (flagged for banned 3x)
   "1 month" for 2nd offense (flagged for banned 5x)
   "6 months" for 3rd offense (flagged for banned 10x)
   "PERMANENT" for 4th offense (flagged for banned 11x)
   Obviously, Twitch would send said harassing viewer a notification of the number of bans he/she has accrued, with a warning to "stop harassing and abusing Twitch Streamer."

   *I strongly recommend you implement this. I've visited many entertaining streamers, and the abusing and harassing trolls is becoming overwhelming, and I've personally witnessed several Twitch Streamers get mentally hurt or insulted by these types of 'imbeciles!'

   Thank you for your consideration.

   Just like you created the new Category, "Pools, Hot tubs, and Beaches" because of the excessive demand, you also NEED to create a "Troll Jail" for all viewers who abuse, harass, or 'troll' your Twitch Streamers!
   The number of Trolls have become quite excessive, and simply 'banning' an abusive viewer from a single streamer, ONE, that banned viewer can still see and hear the streamer, TWO, that viewer can jump into another streamer, and continue his\her harassment!
   You need to create an algorithm that bans that viewer COMPLETELY FROM TWITCH! Perhaps create, along with your current "banned flag", a count… more

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10. Please keep up to date the songs we can play or not.

    Please keep up to date the songs we can play or not. Or give us a precise list of website we can use. Preztel Rocks should be safe for us to use but it seems that it's not anymore ( i got muted part of my stream). Plus, it would be nice to have a way to add a comment when me appeal a muted audio. Thank you !

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11. Antes de silenciar os vídeos deveriam conferir se o jogo já possui as musicas incluídas. É o caso da franquia do SAINTS ROW!

    Músicas do próprio game.

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12. Different domain for adult content

    Twitch platform has thousands of users who are underage kids. Based on that, hot tub streamers should be moved and separated to different domain ieg. twitch.adults.tv so that you will not get sued from promoting pedophilia on your website.
    Young adults think that hot tub streamers do soft **** and there is a paper thin line to pedophilia and it is ********* that Twitch allows this phenomena to continue on their website.

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13. Чтобы не летели страйки

    Здравствуйте
    Могу предложить использоваться. Чтобы авторы использовали , музыку с музыкальных площадок. Лично , если бы я был автором музыки , я бы был не против. Так как музыка слушаяется и поднимается в чартах. А автор контента на Twitch , слушает музыку с удовольстивем на фоне.
    Так что , было неплохо , предложить такой вариант авторам музыки.
    Конечно не знаю , как это контролировать. Но как по мне , это самый адекватный вариант.
    Либо придётся писать музыку самим стримерам , а так бы не хотелось)

    НАДЕЮСЬ СООБЩЕНИЕ , БУДЕТ УВИДЕНО)

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14. Tools for preventing harassment and Trolls

    Its quite easy, just make new accounts cant give follow. This would help
    It's like, im being harassed constantly by trolls that make fake accounts with very offensive names and they give me follow. so the alert plops and here we go again.

    Like the " Followers " only option in the chat config by 1 week, 1 month, or ETC
    i would find this option very useful. and maybe this will discourage trolling and fake account creation

    Also, pretty please... i cant whitstand anymore. those trolls are buying follow-bots... last day were about 6000... im very worried

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15. The app and avoiding copy right

    I specifically use the app to avoid DMCA, but now I'm going back through my vod and I see that audio is muted because of copy right... How does that work when this app is supposed to help avoid this, now I'm missing key information on an event even though I was using the app to avoid this problem.

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16. NUDE

    i think it not apropriate to show the nudity of body like many channels

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17. Disallow Games Glorifying Genocide and Terrorism

    “Twitch does not allow content that depicts, glorifies, encourages, or supports terrorism, or violent extremist actors or acts.” But for some reason Twitch allows it in games? Call of duty modern warfare 2 allows you to slaughter civilians at an airport. Destroy All Humans glorifies Genocide. The Postal series promotes mass murder. These games have their place but it’s not on this platform by Twitch’s own definition. Either ban these games or change the community guidelines to allow depictions of terrorism.

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18. Why not partner with StreamHype Music? A DMCA Free Music Publisher

    Why does Twitch not partner with StreamHype Music in order to provide DMCA Free music to its users? You should review and reach out to them for potential opportunity.

    https://www.streamhypemusic.com
    info@streamhypemusic.com

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19. End twitch

    Your platform is dying because you gave everyone a choice and a voice then you slowly started to take it away. This is how a platform dies In The United States. We don’t like to be told what to do and what we can play. Especially when we are playing music WE BOUGHT AND PAID FOR on iTunes or even on a CD. Being punished for playing the music WE PAID FOR is unacceptable. I stopped using your platform when you started striking DJs and I’ll NEVER go back. Your platform is dying

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20. Getting users/streamers to care about copyright in music

    As a music business student and variety/music streamer who's come across people who play unlicensed music on Twitch, I find this topic intriguing. It seems there are many people in the world who don’t understand the intricacies of copyright and if there was something we could do to better explain this to the public, that may help with reducing copyright strikes. Indeed, I often have users come in who are constantly pressuring me to play background music to make the stream more entertaining, but as a Mac user, my options are limited so I prefer to do without.

    I personally didn’t understand any of it fully until I began studying this subject for my degree, and it can still be confusing, so it makes complete sense that others would not take it seriously. On top of that, Twitch is a platform that can be used from anywhere in the world, and different countries have different rules. There are many grey areas that have been brought up by past examples, time and time again.

    Taking these factors into account, I can only assume that the majority who break these rules simply don’t understand or care enough about the inner working of music, rights, royalties etc. The only way anyone starts to care about something is when it personally affects them or someone they know personally. The next best solution may be to involve a beloved music artist that most people listen to, to explain in a short, educational video how this works, and how it affects OTHER musicians' incomes (most won't emphasise with a celebrity because they're well off so best to stick to talking about those who are just starting out, and how they're affected by it.)

    I hope this idea/feedback is useful to you,

    Corrina

    As a music business student and variety/music streamer who's come across people who play unlicensed music on Twitch, I find this topic intriguing. It seems there are many people in the world who don’t understand the intricacies of copyright and if there was something we could do to better explain this to the public, that may help with reducing copyright strikes. Indeed, I often have users come in who are constantly pressuring me to play background music to make the stream more entertaining, but as a Mac user, my options are limited so I prefer to do without.

    I personally… more

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