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1. Access to Old VODs

   I've seen streamers getting strikes on VERY old VODs, but they can't access them to cut any strikeable parts. If you won't make deals or revenue splits, or anything else that would protect your only income, at least make it possible for people to protect themselves on old VODs with problematic music.

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2. Bot that identifys partially exposed breasts

   Perhaps someone at Twitch HQ could use machine learning to identify partially exposed breasts from streamers. The are many streamers that do this for content, and it is not very pleasant to come across this when scrolling through the just chatting category.

   Can this then be made into a Bot, so the streamer is "aware" of what is happening..

   The machine learning component hopefully would not be very complex, but not sure how you would implement it on a larger scale (not aware of the resources you have available). Otherwise the low-tech approach would be a twitch staffer scroll through the "Just Chatting" category, and flag users for the FILTER.

   Hopefully this will cultivate a culture where streamers are dressed more appropriately, and are not exposing their bodies in exchange for views, likes and extra income. As that is an unhealthy for the individual. If Twitch is not actively supporting and monitoring these streamers (for personal wellness), and leaving them to their own devices and community, they could potentially leading them into harms way.

   Not sure where you would put these streamers, but I would suggest you blur the stream preview, and enforce the "Mature Content Filter" on the stream. Then potentially you could use an option on Twitch profiles to "Enable Mature Content" and hide it for anyone under the age of 18.

   Thanks Twitch :)

   We appreciate the recent changes you have made by adding the "Pools, Hot Tubs, and Beaches" category !! THANKS :D

   Perhaps someone at Twitch HQ could use machine learning to identify partially exposed breasts from streamers. The are many streamers that do this for content, and it is not very pleasant to come across this when scrolling through the just chatting category.

   Can this then be made into a Bot, so the streamer is "aware" of what is happening..

   The machine learning component hopefully would not be very complex, but not sure how you would implement it on a larger scale (not aware of the resources you have available). Otherwise the low-tech approach would be a twitch staffer scroll through… more

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3. permite que tenha musicas nas stream

   gente sei que pode ter essa burocracia de não deixar colocar musicas, mas todos ficaria mais livres para fazer suas stream e chamar mais pessoas para assistir, se permitir colocar musicas, assim mesmo por que se o cantor faz uma musica as pessoas compra suas musicas ele não tem direito de reclamar de alguém colocar suas canções em uma stream de jogos eu mesmo adoraria fazer colocando alternativa rock em minhas stream o que a twitch pensaria a respeito disso chamaria mais pessoas por que as vezes só assistir não é bastante ninguém tem sempre 100% de conteúdo ou conversa para atrair mais gente

   gente sei que pode ter essa burocracia de não deixar colocar musicas, mas todos ficaria mais livres para fazer suas stream e chamar mais pessoas para assistir, se permitir colocar musicas, assim mesmo por que se o cantor faz uma musica as pessoas compra suas musicas ele não tem direito de reclamar de alguém colocar suas canções em uma stream de jogos eu mesmo adoraria fazer colocando alternativa rock em minhas stream o que a twitch pensaria a respeito disso chamaria mais pessoas por que as vezes só assistir não é bastante ninguém tem sempre 100% de conteúdo ou conversa… more

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4. klip ayarları

   Klip alma ayarlarındaki, klipleri etkinleştir seçeneğinde "Canlı veya geçmiş yayınlarınızdan klip oluşturulmasına izin verin." yerine, canlı yayınlar için ayrı geçmiş yayınlar için ayrı etkinleştirme seçeneği olur ise yayıncı canlı yayınlardan klip oluşturulmasını kapatır ve yayın esnasında oluşturulan kliplerdeki DMCA sorunu ortadan kalkar.

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5. Automatically Enable the Mature Filter depending on Game/Category Rating

   Every game that is released is released with an ESRB rating determining its appropriateness for various audiences. Twitch already collects these ratings when they add new games to the platform.

   Now streamers have the option to turn a "Mature" warning for their content, but rarely is a streamers content always Mature, or always all-ages-friendly.

   Given that Twitch has this information, it would be a great help to many if depending on which category you are streaming to, it automatically enables or disables the Mature filter based on the ESRB rating of the game.

   For non-gaming categories, some could easily be defined as Mature or Friendly (eg, Hot tubs - Mature, Art - Friendly), and for ones where it has a broad manner of interpretation, it defaults to the streamers set state.

   Every game that is released is released with an ESRB rating determining its appropriateness for various audiences. Twitch already collects these ratings when they add new games to the platform.

   Now streamers have the option to turn a "Mature" warning for their content, but rarely is a streamers content always Mature, or always all-ages-friendly.

   Given that Twitch has this information, it would be a great help to many if depending on which category you are streaming to, it automatically enables or disables the Mature filter based on the ESRB rating of the game.

   For non-gaming categories, some could easily be… more

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6. "I think it's a bot" report option

   A clear "I think it's a bot" report option would be helpful. Thank you.

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7. Check out the "Artists" who don't sell their Tracks to Record Labels

   I only use your player to "listen to music with the assurance that I will not skip the DMCA" and see this:

   Twitch Sound Track Music:
   RL Grime featuring Jeremih and Tory Lanez

   Vídeo DMCA (Strike + Muted):
   https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1022547948

   Why? Check out the "Artists" who don't sell their Tracks to Record Labels and we'll take these upsets by surprise.

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8. Streamer Inbox

   I have come to understand that for streamers trying to avoid giving away too much information about themselves, they will get a PO Box 30-45 minutes away from their homes. Since twitch is in the Amazon family, it seems like there could be a service streamer could pay for to have mail go to a generic location in the basic region (could correspond to Amazon shipping locations) and then they could get items from user delivered with Amazon packages. That would allow the content creators to receive items in a safer way.

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9. Feature allowing streamers to check for song DMCA before they use song on stream

   I recommend adding a feature that allows a streamer to submit a link to a song/upload a song, and has the Twitch system check if that song is considered DMCA. If the song is not DMCA, then streamers can go ahead and use it. They won't be anxious about "testing" it on stream and potentially getting a strike. If not, then they won't use it.

   Not every song is particularly clear cut based on research alone- there's a lot of haziness and this way we can all alleviate some anxiety about this together. Twitch worries less about going through VODs to mute, streamers worry less about unexpected strikes.

   I recommend adding a feature that allows a streamer to submit a link to a song/upload a song, and has the Twitch system check if that song is considered DMCA. If the song is not DMCA, then streamers can go ahead and use it. They won't be anxious about "testing" it on stream and potentially getting a strike. If not, then they won't use it.

   Not every song is particularly clear cut based on research alone- there's a lot of haziness and this way we can all alleviate some anxiety about this together. Twitch worries less about going through VODs… more

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10. Password/2FA Requirement on Change Payout Method (Twitch Affiliate/Partner).

    This feature very important for every streamer earning from Twitch.

    Logon 2FA Requirement do not enough for who got hacked by silent.
    And too many streamer don't check email.

    In case my friend (twitch affiliate) got hacked.
    It changed payout information without email notification(don't know reason).
    And got her earn to hacker paypal account.
    Region support can't help or slow progress, suggest to contact HQ Twitch.
    Too many step progress to resolve this case and unsure it resolve.
    Streamer have concern can got hack again if change new password and change payout back.
    Investigated don't know why got hacked, That pc don't install any suspicious software or chrome extension.

    I think this feature too important. "Password authentication or 2FA when who need to change his Payout Information".

    Second Suggest, Twitch should sent email notification before payout someone about 5-7 days.
    because streamer can break or call support if payout information is incorrect before money gone.

    This feature very important for every streamer earning from Twitch.

    Logon 2FA Requirement do not enough for who got hacked by silent.
    And too many streamer don't check email.

    In case my friend (twitch affiliate) got hacked.
    It changed payout information without email notification(don't know reason).
    And got her earn to hacker paypal account.
    Region support can't help or slow progress, suggest to contact HQ Twitch.
    Too many step progress to resolve this case and unsure it resolve.
    Streamer have concern can got hack again if change new password and change payout back.
    Investigated don't know why got hacked, That… more

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11. Simple way to prevent stream sniping.

    Essentially this idea comes in three parts.

    The first: Allow the streamer to specify for themselves whether their stream can be viewed by "guests" (someone not logged into Twitch).

    The second: A user who has been banned should not simply be unable to view/participate in chat. They should not be allowed to view the stream whatsoever.

    The last: User banned should be IP Banned from that stream. Meaning taking 30 seconds to make a new account to simply continue with the Stream Sniping/Harassment isn't so simple to do.

    Stream Sniping for us Smaller Streamers is a terrible thing. I get Stream Sniped during almost every stream. Most of these users are hackers, as well. It is extremely discouraging and because of how Twitch handles things there is nothing I can do about it.

    I also deal with very consistent harassment on a daily basis. I report it, I provide proof, I report fellow streamers who are stream sniping and provide you with video evidence. I get stalked, harassed, threatened even. Your Platform has never once stepped in any of the thousands of times I have cried out desperately for help in over 4 years of me being on your platform. However, the first and ONLY time I stepped over the line, unintentionally, I was immediately suspended for 30 days without question. I accepted this, served my punishment, and returned vowing not to make such a mistake again.

    You do not uphold all users to your rules. You treat me in particular like I do not matter. I ask (beg) that you become involved. I also ask (beg) that you consider my ideas to prevent Stream Sniping, as it really isn't all that complicated to accomplish, to be perfectly honest.

    Essentially this idea comes in three parts.

    The first: Allow the streamer to specify for themselves whether their stream can be viewed by "guests" (someone not logged into Twitch).

    The second: A user who has been banned should not simply be unable to view/participate in chat. They should not be allowed to view the stream whatsoever.

    The last: User banned should be IP Banned from that stream. Meaning taking 30 seconds to make a new account to simply continue with the Stream Sniping/Harassment isn't so simple to do.

    Stream Sniping for us Smaller Streamers is a terrible thing. I get… more

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12. Make a copyright music setting

    There should be a copyright music setting because it's too much work to mute our stream when we can just have a setting to do it for us.

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13. Sexually driven streams

    Hi, today I was at work and I have the right to go on any platform that is SFW when im free, so I often go on TWITCH.

    The problem here is that I got a strike and almost lost my job because there is stream appearing at the front page featuring softcore **** (Obvious sexualisation while wearing as less as possible cloths).

    I really like looking at streamers playing video games and also learning things, but your platform host NSFW content wich is weird for a gaming platform.
    I can't explain how frustrating being talk down by my employer felt because of your inability to provide a platform that is meant to be seen by a general public. I can even say that you enable that kind of streams

    Hi, today I was at work and I have the right to go on any platform that is SFW when im free, so I often go on TWITCH.

    The problem here is that I got a strike and almost lost my job because there is stream appearing at the front page featuring softcore **** (Obvious sexualisation while wearing as less as possible cloths).

    I really like looking at streamers playing video games and also learning things, but your platform host NSFW content wich is weird for a gaming platform.
    I can't explain how frustrating being talk down by my employer… more

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14. FOLLOW BOTED BUG

    i just discoverd that my friend follow boted me thats why i got so many followers but in the afiliated achievement it still with 806 followers and i only want to be legal! if you read this twitch support my channel is redfallout20 pls revise it!

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15. Make body shaming an actionable / bannable offense once and for all

    I'm going to say this once, I want ALL body shaming to be bannable offenses. If I don't mention certain types of body shaming, please don't think that means I don't take it seriously or that I think it should not be included. I decided to make this post after finding out that you get emails whenever a report leads to action being taken. That means 95% of the reports I have made against body shaming IN THE LAST 2 YEARS have had no action taken.

    Yesterday I unfollowed yet another streamer who didn't moderate body shaming in their chat and neither did their moderators. I'm going to give 3 examples of the body shaming I see constantly. This isn't a contest. These are just my observations from 2 years of watching Twitch. I'll also give several examples of how these examples bleed into other problematic areas such as transphobia, ableism, and racism.

    1. Fat shaming. Neckbeard and "fat f*" are some of the most popular terms I've heard. Yes neckbeard is a reference to a type of body. Overweightness (if that's a word) and enough facial hair to cover the neck. It's explicitly a body shaming term. Overweight people have to deal with a lot of judgement and hatred that heavily impacts their self esteem and mental health. There are also medications and disorders / diseases that can dramatically impact a person's weight.

    2. Height shaming. Hoooo boy. This is an issue I have faced my whole life that has contributed to my heart being filled with a lot of hate. I'm a 5'2 Dominican male. It is absolutely NOT an exaggeration to say that 80% of the time whenever height is brought up on Twitch, height shaming "jokes" are made by the streamer or chat or both. A lot of these jokes aren't even jokes, they're just flat out degradation.

    On top of that is the 100% social acceptance of this shaming and how often it's used to attack or "own" any users that make problematic comments in chat. Would you believe me if I said it's gotten to the point where my heart starts to race whenever a user makes a comment that the streamer and / or chat finds distateful? A lot of the times body shaming is used to attack these people and it ends up, ONCE AGAIN, hurting people like me.

    How is height shaming not racist? My race is shorter than white and black people on average. Everytime I speak out against height shaming I get flamed to **** and back and / or moderated. HOW IS THIS OK?

    How is height shaming not ablest? There are a PLETHORA of disorders, conditions, and diseases that can cause shorter height. God forbid someone being height shamed is also dealing with suicidal thoughts, hopelessness, and / or depression.

    How is height shaming not transphobic? Trans men are erased almost entirely. Trans men on average are shorter than cis men. They have to deal with a tremendous amount of shaming that can cause them to constantly doubt whether they'll ever be considered "real" men in the eyes of society. Trans teens (especially trans masculine) have an astronomical attempted suicide rate. This is one of the many examples of why I roll my eyes when I hear people on Twitch claim to care about mental health. The default attitude (Although of course this isn't specific to Twitch) to problematic behavior being called out is ridicule, rage, and of course moderation.

    1. ***** size shaming. If it's possible for a form of shaming to be more than 100% socially acceptable, then ***** size shaming would be it. It's utterly disgusting how this evil practice is not only not punishable, but seems to also be in the top 3 most popular attacks against anyone that makes a problematic comment in chat, especially if that comment is sexist. So something men have NO control over which affects *** and love (2 important areas of life and fulfillment) as well as self esteem gets no protection when it comes to abuse.

    This includes highly problematic terms like BDE (Big D Energy) and SDE (Small D Energy). This also includes that horrific chat bot tool or whatever, that tells people what their ***** size is. I have seen this in so many streams and there's almost always some dehumanizing comment after the result if the result is considered small. For example "Your ***** size is 2 inches. RIP". This lovely world routinely dehumanizes men with small penises by telling them to kill themselves, telling them they will never satisfy women (While also dehumanzing them for not being sexually successful of course), repeatedly blaming violent or problematic actions on men with small penises, and of course telling them directly and indirectly that they are not real men.

    How is this not transphobic? Did you know trans men, who have gotten bottom surgery, tend to have smaller penises on average. Dear god I can't imagine how unbelievably difficult it must be for trans men to have any confidence or love their bodies in the face of the near infinite amount of emotional abuse that they face. YES it's emotional abuse.

    There are already a lot of studies that show body shaming contributes to suicidal thoughts. Do you all understand that the shame is so great that there are men who are afraid of mentioning their ***** size in any suicide notes they might leave behind if they commit suicide. The blame for feeling sad or mad is also put on the men. The issue is the emotional abuse and bullying that is so incredibly pervasive and the collosal pushback against anyone who speaks out, especially if that person is a man. That's why so few men speak out. Check out the subreddits that talk about that stuff. Check out trans masculine subreddits as well.

    There's also the fact that this shaming is so powerful that it also affects men with average size penises. There are men who don't get physicals for years because of the shame. There is NO EXCUSE for treating this type of abuse differently other than you just don't want to admit how evil it is. Gaslighting men by saying "Hey pal it doesn't matter XD, just don't think about it no one cares" is just more emotional abuse.

    You don't dehumanize someone 24/7 for something they can't control and then tell them to not think about it. Far too many people do this to justify any rolling of eyes or anger at men who have to deal with it. The truth is people know how evil it is and often times just want to put the blame on the men and / or quickly move on to another topic. This type of shaming absolute crushes self esteem and if you think it doesn't create any anger or hatred you're in denial or just flat out lying.

    Twitch for the love of god please take a stand, preferably a strong one, against ALL body shaming. Make it an actionable / bannable offense. If it already is then fire the people who analyze reports and get a new team. ALL gaslighting with regards to the effects of body shaming need to stop. ALL body shaming needs to stop. You may disagree but I absolutely put body shaming on par with other isms and phobias. The toll to mental health is astronomical.

    I'm going to say this once, I want ALL body shaming to be bannable offenses. If I don't mention certain types of body shaming, please don't think that means I don't take it seriously or that I think it should not be included. I decided to make this post after finding out that you get emails whenever a report leads to action being taken. That means 95% of the reports I have made against body shaming IN THE LAST 2 YEARS have had no action taken.

    Yesterday I unfollowed yet another streamer who didn't moderate body shaming in their chat… more

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16. Yung bea song (Bad boy) is fair use/Royalty free

    https://twitter.com/yungbae/status/1318698702752542721?lang=en
    that is a link to Yung Bae on twitter stating that his music will be royalty free, and not subject to DMCA, which indeed does include his Collab music. I have muted audio in my stream despite this fact and that is inexcusable.

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17. Stop banning for stuff outside the creators control

    I say you stop banning streamers because some random in their game said a slur that the twitch streamer was unable to stop them from saying.

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18. Enforcement Methods

    Since there is really no appeal system to the enforcement process for certain offenses it would seem only fair for there to be some sort of warning system in place for when the system detects an offense. An enforcement system with no warnings and no appeals seems contrary to the best interests of both streamers and Twitch. There is no system to detect infractions that is infallible, and in this case, when an error is made Twitch loses not only a streamer, but the revenue that streamer generated.
    An offense that warrants a permanent ban should be taken seriously both by the community and by Twitch. A ban is a potentially life changing event for a streamer with real consequences that can be devastating both financially and psychologically and should be a final not a first step. Permanent banning should be a punishment reserved for the most egregious offences, especially since there is no way to appeal the decision. Permanent banning is supposed to be a deterrent to commiting offenses for the community but without transparency in the process it becomes arbitrary. Twitch should be working with the community to prevent the occurrences of bannable offenses, part of that is educating the community by providing guidance to streamers so they know what behaviors to avoid. It is counterproductive if the community is left to guess at when, how or what offense occurred when an account is banned.
    My idea is that Twitch implement a dedicated Enforcement and Appeal branch. This would include some sort of oversight/audit to whatever system of detection is flagging infractions, measuring the accuracy of said system and a way to verify the offenses it flags. Develop fair and transparent protocols for dealing with infractions including requiring human interaction and verification of offenses before banning. Develop forms for keeping records of infractions, allow streamers access to their records. Make enforcement decisions available to public on request. Have a classification system for the severity of both offenses and punishments, determine recommendations for enforcement actions are appropriate to the severity of offense. Determine a system for appealing decisions, have dedicated team to research cases. Treat streamers with respect and fairness. Develop and maintain resources for the prevention of offenses. Maintain lists known malicious items/sites/content. Publish specific criteria used to classify stuff. Develop criteria and method for stuff to have a 'verified' classification.
    
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    Thank you,

    Since there is really no appeal system to the enforcement process for certain offenses it would seem only fair for there to be some sort of warning system in place for when the system detects an offense. An enforcement system with no warnings and no appeals seems contrary to the best interests of both streamers and Twitch. There is no system to detect infractions that is infallible, and in this case, when an error is made Twitch loses not only a streamer, but the revenue that streamer generated.
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19. this is in regards to the current followbotting issue

    Since the twitch follow botting has become such a pain , what if we add a simple accept/reject follow request for users who join in and wanna follow? Like on Instagram. This would massively stop the follow botting . And a UI menu for the streamer/ mods to bulk select a list of users to allow or reject which has been implemented for redeem requests already (like a check all and accept/reject) .

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20. recording another streamer posting on youtube and tictok

    Streaming and Recording them / also trolling in another person on their stream using them as your youtube and tic tok content and not asking for their permission they felt uncomfortable didn't know they been recorded

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