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I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thinks this is a missing feature! I'm a flow artist on Twitch, and my streams are visually intense. Lots of flashing lights, tracers, and other visual effects. I would so appreciate having a content warning label to warn viewers!

Some of the games I stream have flashing lights that appear without warning. I would like to be able to warn viewers that this is a possibility before they watch the stream. While I can put up a message at the start and randomly through the stream there will be viewers that miss or ignore such a warning. Having it appear like the mature content warning for anyone joining would help prevent that.

This would be great,

Seconding this ^

As a photosensitive epileptic, 100% agreed

absolute agree with this, this should be MANDATORY as epilepsy can be life threatening

totally agree with this.

yes!! i'm honestly surprised this wasn't added from the start!!!