Subject: Enhancing Streamer Safety through Raid Restrictions

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I propose implementing restrictions on Twitch raids to enhance streamer safety. Currently, any individual with their Twitch chat can initiate a raid towards any streamer by using the command @streamer. However, I believe it would be more beneficial to set a minimum threshold of 10 or more viewers for a raid to be successful. This ensures that the raid is more likely to be positive and engaging for the streamer.

The rationale behind this suggestion is to mitigate potential negative impacts of raids initiated by a single viewer. A raid involving a larger audience is likely to contribute positively to the streamer's experience, fostering a sense of community. Conversely, raids with fewer viewers may not have the same impact and could be less enjoyable for the streamer.

Additionally, I suggest implementing a system to prompt users who haven't streamed before to write a message in their Twitch channel chat before initiating a raid. This extra step would serve as a confirmation and allow streamers to identify unfamiliar raiders, promoting a safer streaming environment.

I appreciate your consideration of these suggestions to further enhance the safety and positive experience for Twitch streamers.