A hard block for users with too many active bans is a strict enforcement measure designed to https://thewesterngazette.co.uk/murray-hone/ maintain platform safety and integrity. When a user repeatedly violates rules and accumulates multiple ongoing bans, the system can automatically trigger a hard block, preventing further access until the bans expire or an appeal is successfully resolved.

this could be a major issue for trolls, although i get the sentiment, its not feasible
i feel like a good idea would be if they were banned in channels that meet the following criteria
1. are older than 1 month old
2. are not banned in a bunch of other channels themselves
3. dont have any community guidelines strikes at any point themselves
4. have streamed at least 10 times in any month

I am strongly against this.
Twitch has already partially implemented this with the suspicious user controls, and banlist sharing, and so far, I have not seen anyone make sensible use of it. I have however seen users going around harassing people with it.

However, if the account is also new (by which I mean, less than 30 days old) and *already* banned a lot of times, then, and only then, this would be okay. Because if the account is new, the user who is abusive is likely already evading a global ban.

This seems like it would be easy for people to set up bogus twitch channels, ban specific people, so they could ban people from another chat room without the streamer having input. Effectively allowing people to ban anyone from any room.

Sounds like I really good idea for streamers nice one @twofrothybeards