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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…4 votes -
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…4 votes -
Prevent Emotes from Being Shown In Chat for Blocked/Banned Users Users who have been banned from your channel or have been blocked in chat across Twitch should not have any of their emotes be visible to you (if blocked) or visible to your channel's chatroom (if banned).
Streamers promoting hateful content often have that content include emotes for their channels that get auto-approved. While curating a blocked terms list containing emote short text helps to prevent bad actors from entering chat, often you'll see other chatters using emotes from streamers you have banned/blocked, meaning the offensive content of those streamers' emotes can get around the ban/block.
No emotes, nor the…
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Clear the user’s channel ban list whenever a user is given a week+ long ban So many creators are toeing the line with their content choices because if they get banned it’s like a vacation for them. This punishment would force creators to take bans seriously as the permanence of channel bans has a clear inequality amongst the viewers. (Clear the user’s channel ban list whenever a user is given a week+ long ban.) This would give a significant amount of power to the website to enforce their own rules instead of letting channels decide amongst themselves, which rules are important enough to obey.
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Stop deleting all messages for Time-outs I think deleting all the messages when a person is timed-out can be really confusing to people watching a VOD chat scroll by and people are replying to stuff they can't see. Sometimes a person gets time-out because they are backseating but the streamer doesn't want to ban them because they weren't constantly backseating and only did it once becausethey were worried a streamer might miss something. It's not the same as people posting annoying spam or begging to join a co-op game.
Not every streamer has chat displayed in their videos for people to get the full context either.…
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Make it so banned people are only banned from chat, not from watching the stream. Banned users can't even watch the stream they're banned from, or chat. Blocking banned users from chatting makes sense, but you shouldn't stop people from watching content they enjoy. Simply watching a stream without interacting is in no way harmful to the streamer - and I don't see why bans have to stop viewers from being able to watch them.
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Punishment for account suspension evasion should be relative to the suspension being evaded As articulated in the title, I advocate for a nuanced approach to suspension evasion, one that accounts for the severity of the original suspension being evaded. Currently, the consequence for evading suspension is uniformly indefinite, regardless of the duration of the initial suspension, even if it is as brief as one day.
My proposal entails a differentiated response: users evading temporary suspensions, ranging from 1 to 30 days, would incur an additional penalty of 30 days. Conversely, individuals already under indefinite suspension who proceed to evade it should face heightened repercussions or remain under indefinite suspension, as previously determined.
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copyright enforcements I just recently started streaming music in my streams. today i used twitches own download, pretzelrocks, and some of my content got cut out for copyright issues. how am i supposed to know something that is being advertised as safe to use for music has copyrighted music thrown into it? I dont think it is a very good idea to use these music companies as recommendations if copyright enforcement is going to be thrown in even though its advertised as safe to use while streaming.
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2 Different Ban Options So I have seen streamers that would find this feature very handy.
Ban option 1 would be a chat ban the same thing as the ban option now.
Ban option 2 would be a total ban the user that is banned would not be able to access the stream or chat.
This 2nd "total ban" feature would be very useful in stream-sniping situations so the ****** would not be able to access the stream.
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Stricter Enforcement of Spam Rule The community guidelines prohibit spam, one of the categories of which being posting large amounts of repetitive, unwanted messages or user reports, such as this:https://twitter.com/DomGang420/status/1441270323429576709/photo/1
However, I have yet to see any users be punished for doing this, and I understand that a lot of users have been clamoring for ways to deal with it for a while now. Adding on to all of the ideas put forth so far, I would ask that Twitch deals with users who continue to spam in chat better than it apparently deals with them now.
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Distinguish between block & ignore Create a difference between block and ignore commands. Ignoring a user should not be treated the same as a block. Ignoring a user would just mean that you do not see messages of a certain user in channels outside of your own and channels that you do not moderate. Ignored users would still stay followed to your channel.
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Suggested streaming bans Lately, these bans attacking everyone are complicated.
What if they create a way for users who are watching streaming to confirm the bans?An example: Suppose I am watching a stream where the creator of the content does something that will upset me, in which case I request a ban confirmation for all other users who are watching the same stream, and if the percentage rate is in favor ban, the ban is approved by the majority.What do you think? Fair enough?Note: Please, if you like the idea, don't take it for yourself. I await an answer.
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Publicly display eforcement history At least allow users to opt-in to publicly display their enforcement histories, and allow users/streamers to filter for people who opt-in.
It seems like most botted streamers have a history of breaking ToS and, to say the least, I'm tired of not having any idea who I'm letting into my life before they cause problems. There's typically something seriously wrong with how I'm treated by every one of the girls, despite it being illogical and very inappropriate. I assume this is a well-known problem.
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HASAN ANIMAL ABUSER HELLO TWITCH?!!! ARE YOU LOOKING AT THE CONSTANT ANIMAL ABUSE CONTENT????!!!!
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Permanently ban user that file a false police report Can you guys add a more restricted rules to ban user that threatening to file a false police report against you if you did nothing wrong. Like I have a user princess chrro threatening me and my family by making false statements and accusations against me and my dad that we did nothing to the user and she got made when we confront her then she been threatening to doxx are information by hacking and threatening to file multiple false police report this type of behavior should not be allowed on twitch platforms this puts millions of user at risk…
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Inforce rules Twitch can you guys please inforce your rules but banned user for using slurs like calling people ******** ECT and banned kick streamer that comes over on twitch platforms and threaten user and cyber attack then like this user EgoDemon came after me calling me ******** and stupid and then cyber bullying me and also false report against me for no reason this should not be allowed on twitch platforms as it puts user health at risk of dealing with stress and this puts the whole community at risk and make it where it's not a safe place.
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copy rigth Me gustaría ponerme en contacto con algún responsable de Twitch ya que me silencian los videos resubidos porque tienen derecho de autor la musica que pongo,,, y si, tiene derechos de autor, pero son mios, es mi musica y no quiero que me silencien los directos resubidos,, gracias,,
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Emote-Only Mode for 1 Viewer Allow Streamer/Mod to place 1 viewer in Emote-Only mode. Currently Emote-Only is for all of chat, but would be neat to be able to, instead of timing out or banning, to just place a user in Emote-Only mode.
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Verified accounts only enforcement by Twitch is bad optics I fully understand the reason why a streamer to safeguard their security would want to enforce this but when Twitch suddenly decides to enforce this on a viewer accross the enire platform without reason it looks bad on Twitch. You are effectively suddenly banning people from all channels without warning or reason and it seems to be thousands of people maybe the whole of Europe. This can't be good for your business. This will also affect many streamers I follow as their stats will show less interraction now. Some form of warning or alternative email verification would be welcomed this…
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Protect Vulnerable People On January 24th, 2025, a Twitch user intentionally shared (streamed live) private messages I had sent them, which included deeply personal details about my struggles with suicidal thoughts. They mocked me for seeking help, used my online/Twitch name, and publicly laughed at my situation. They disclosed sensitive information without my consent—information that had the potential to harm both my reputation and the work I do online.
I asked this individual to take down the VOD that contained this recording, and he refused. Instead, he mocked me again and made threats on Twitter. I reported the VOD more than 30 times…
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