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1. Mature audience only & blur screen options for all clips, especially featured clips

   I notice for streams there are options to classify the stream 'for a mature audience only'. I have made clips and featured clips from my live stream, which are for a mature audience only. However, for clips, especially 'featured clips' there is no option to classify the clips, featured or not.

   When will the 'mature audience only' option be available for clips and a blur screen option for all clips exhibiting adult only content?

   Thanks!

   DStroyr937

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   Hi, we're working on having the content classification labels apply to clips, based on the stream; I'll update this post, as soon as we have more information. Thanks!

2. Create additional separate content labels for new Artistic Nudity policy

   I suggest that the new guidelines allowing"Artistic Nudity - which concern
   fictionalized artistic depictions: Should have an Additional required Content Label besides just the generic "Sexual Themes".

   It seems that the artistic policy will be misused by users posting artistic nudity for non-artistic purposes.

   Artistically Nude content has merits and value to the art communities but is shocking for many users when full nudity is shown without specific warning and without prior context, and should be considered distinct from content which merely contains discussions or Sexual Themes, etc.

   I suggest that a technical level streams with this label should be hidden from All Directory Listings and Discovery surfaces on Twitch, Except for viewers who have "opted in" when browsing through an account setting, or users who Search for specified tags, such as an ExplicitArt tag. Or perhaps specified categories such as "Art" could have a checkbox to enable display of "Include Explicit Art Streams"

   I suggest that the new guidelines allowing"Artistic Nudity - which concern
   fictionalized artistic depictions: Should have an Additional required Content Label besides just the generic "Sexual Themes".

   It seems that the artistic policy will be misused by users posting artistic nudity for non-artistic purposes.

   Artistically Nude content has merits and value to the art communities but is shocking for many users when full nudity is shown without specific warning and without prior context, and should be considered distinct from content which merely contains discussions or Sexual Themes, etc.

   I suggest that a technical level streams with this label should be… more

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3. Allow everyone over 18 to opt in/out of the content warning categories

   I have no issue with having content warnings if they are done well, but they are intrusive and not helpful if they are everywhere.
   If I am happy to watch specific content, the alert should allow you to have an option to opt out of getting this warning again.
   Or they could be added to the Twitch Notification settings panel, and allow opt in/out for each content type.

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4. TOS clarifications, hiding, and image-based guidelines

   Twitch,

   Firstly, let me clarify to you that I enjoy artistic nudity and am not a puritanical person. I also want to clarify that some people who didn't deserve to get banned got banned today who didn't draw any genitalia and who abided by the new TOS, and that you need to fix your accounting.

   However, this is regarding the "opening of Pandora's Box" that you have willed over the course of a singular day.

   Whether I like their art or not, the "sexual content" warning isn't sufficient, there absolutely needs to be (1) a censored thumbnail for 18+ streams (such as the drawing of NSFW art, as well as (2) two separate categories hidden from view and turned off from default view for minors. These would include a NSFW art subdivision and "tasteful nudity" subdivision.

   There are obviously still risks with this, but this is better than going into the situation with a half-baked plan. (3) Ideally, they should require credit card verification or some other form of ID, but if that's not possible, even having the other two is fine.

   From what I can surmise just glancing on my homepage yesterday, your algorithm doesn't launch mass suppression like Twitter and it certainly doesn't prevent minors from seeing this content, at least in the thumbnails. I can tell you this as a certainty because some people (not minors) from my Discord have already complained to me about this, that you can see it without any account.

   Let me give you the long and short of if: If the media frenzy is any indication, it's only a matter of time before Twitch has some articles written on it by neurotic journalists regarding its failure to protect children. This might even result in Twitch getting restricted in other countries in the future. That is, unless you put up appropriate safeguards

   You need to commit to the three recommendations above or immediately roll back your ToS change until it can be properly implemented, headache as that may be. This is not calling for a blanket ban, it is calling for sanity. You are risking the realization of the slippery slope. I think this art should be allowed to stay if at the very least it is properly separated into a different category that only shows up for a certain age range, there is thumbnail censorship on top of the warning, and ideally (I know this one is difficult to implement and more of an ideal) age verification.

   You are a gaming platform, not DeviantArt or NewGrounds. Have some integrity and actually plan these things out.

   In addition to the above three points, please also stipulate clearly and explicitly (and not imply) that artistic nudity does not include (1) sexual *********** or (2), masturbation. This has been a topic of contention in every stream that I have visited yesterday and it needs to be dealt with. You should also have images of what is and isn't allowed in a cartoon format for creators, just the outlines of two oversimplified characters having sex, same as the ones you could find on Healthline.

   For non-18+ drawing streams, I believe you should also clarify that drawing characters without any nipples or genitalia as part of the drawing process when first outlining, sketching, or coloring is fine. That's probably the lion's share of complaints from SFW artists anyways.

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   Firstly, let me clarify to you that I enjoy artistic nudity and am not a puritanical person. I also want to clarify that some people who didn't deserve to get banned got banned today who didn't draw any genitalia and who abided by the new TOS, and that you need to fix your accounting.

   However, this is regarding the "opening of Pandora's Box" that you have willed over the course of a singular day.

   Whether I like their art or not, the "sexual content" warning isn't sufficient, there absolutely needs to be (1) a censored thumbnail for 18+ streams… more

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5. Art Category seems no longer Art.

   Recently, due to the introduction of NSFW content on the platform, more channels have been appearing in the ART category.

   I, as many other artists in this platform, understand there's a community within NSFW artists, which is much appreciated. What should be not permitted are channels advertising themselves in the ART category, misleading people to a content not related to art.

   There are more than 20 accounts, during the hours when the audience is lower, streaming nude real girls twerking and other different +18 content as well. I presume, in the higher audience hours, these accounts may increase in number. There are also people using AIs to create from nudes to pornographic images, not to say that is not art and those accounts didn't exist before, they have just appeared in our category due to this new policy.

   The art category has been there for years, for people streaming and watching Art, and our beloved space has turned into a bag for those who don't know which category they should be streaming in, making it quite uncomfortable.

   I would encourage TWITCH to do something about it, introducing an NSFW Category wouldn't be a bad idea. Even a new category for those using AI, allowing the art community to remain safe and restricted to artistic practices.
   Art Category shouldn't be the place for everyone to go when they don't know which category they should be in.

   As a further recommendation, and to be close to what people stream, have you ever think about subcategories? That would be a way to solve this issue, even welcoming more people to the Art community.

   The art category could have different subcategories such as digital art, traditional art, body painting... So that people appear automatically in the one they belong, also allowing them using all hashtags to be even more specific.
   Hoping for the best solution for everyone in the twitch community to be applied.

   Thank you very much for your time,

   Best regards,

   Kimi-sama.

   Recently, due to the introduction of NSFW content on the platform, more channels have been appearing in the ART category.

   I, as many other artists in this platform, understand there's a community within NSFW artists, which is much appreciated. What should be not permitted are channels advertising themselves in the ART category, misleading people to a content not related to art.

   There are more than 20 accounts, during the hours when the audience is lower, streaming nude real girls twerking and other different +18 content as well. I presume, in the higher audience hours, these accounts may increase in number.… more

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6. Homepage for Communities of Adults and Adult Creators

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   i would RATHER be able to select an option to actually ONLY see adult creators/communities on the homepage, only mature/18+ streams, and i don't want to have to click a verify thing every time i enter their chat.

   how about, now hear me out, how about instead of "shadowbanning" (which is what twitch is doing preventing adult themed content from appearing on the homepage), just give users an option to opt in to see mature content within their account, so that it is only advertising adult creators to other opted-in adult creators/viewers. personally, i would rather even go so far as to choose to NOT see "everyone" rated content on the homepage when i go to twitch, and actually, i don't even use the homepage for this reason, i just use https://www.twitch.tv/directory/following/live instead.

   sure i understand you're setting guidelines regarding the public view of twitch from a nonaccount holder perspective, who may just go to twitch.tv for the first time ever and what they see certainly should be like, esrb rating EVERYONE. but i would rather be able to select that when i with my account log in to twitch and i go to the homepage, i would like to select (as with esrb) Everyone, Teen, Mature.

   personally, my stream has graphic language, tobacco use, and some sexual themes. i don't want to have a constant uphill struggle as i grow on twitch - and i don't want to create "content for children" or be forced to create content for communities of children in order to get ahead on twitch. i was "shadowbanned" on youtube years ago because of tobacco use, placing me in the same boat as sexworkers and models. i was growing well, and barely made their 200 subscriber threshold, then they increased their requirements and changed their terms and i never even reached the payout threshold to collect what earnings i had made.

   this being said, i am not monetized on twitch nor do i have any outside partnerships and sponsorships, and all i see from my position is that its been a real struggle and now that struggle is only going to be more difficult, and i don't see how the current "restrictions" regarding content classification is actually helping adult creators grow, this is why i am posting it here. if it should be in feature requests instead, then i am glad to post it there too.

   the tldr;
   i would RATHER be able to select an option to actually ONLY see adult creators/communities on the homepage, only mature/18+ streams, and i don't want to have to click a verify thing every time i enter their chat.

   how about, now hear me out, how about instead of "shadowbanning" (which is what twitch is doing preventing adult themed content from appearing on the homepage), just give users an option to opt in to see mature content within their account, so that it is only advertising adult creators to other opted-in adult creators/viewers. personally, i would rather even go… more

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7. Allow Verified Adults in Restricted Regions (MENA) to Bypass CCL Geoblocks

   I am a verified adult user and a channel moderator based in Tunisia. Despite completing a manual birthdate verification with Twitch Support (proving I am of legal age), I am still receiving the error: "Due to your age and/or region, you cannot access this content."

   Due to these "regional regulations" related to Content Classification Labels (CCLs), every time the stream I mod for raids into a friend's stream, I'm unable to access the latter.

   While I understand Twitch must comply with local laws, the current system is too restrictive for verified adults as I am still blocked from content that is legally accessible in my country but flagged by Twitch's automated regional filters.

   Please allow a "manual review" or a secondary verification for users in restricted regions to access content if they can prove they are of legal age. Additionally, please provide more specific information on which exact label (Gambling, Sexual Themes, etc.) is triggering the block so we can communicate with the streamers we support.

   I am a verified adult user and a channel moderator based in Tunisia. Despite completing a manual birthdate verification with Twitch Support (proving I am of legal age), I am still receiving the error: "Due to your age and/or region, you cannot access this content."

   Due to these "regional regulations" related to Content Classification Labels (CCLs), every time the stream I mod for raids into a friend's stream, I'm unable to access the latter.

   While I understand Twitch must comply with local laws, the current system is too restrictive for verified adults as I am still blocked from content that… more

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8. https://www.reddit.com/r/Palworld/comments/1ac36h9/palworld_shows_up_as_a_game_called_pal_on_twitch/

   https://www.reddit.com/r/Palworld/comments/1ac36h9/palworld_shows_up_as_a_game_called_pal_on_twitch/ i and several others have the ability to manually fix this on streams but not clips My suggestion is that there would be some kind of settings ability to. change content ID mistakes. on clips as well. For some reason this hasn't been implemented for clips. And even though most of my streams are now labeled as pal world, yet the clips I took from those streams are now labeled as pal Even though they aren't pal.. because we have one game that has the first three letters of another game. Don't know what PAL is, but because of all this frustration I may never play it LIKE EVER ...WHICH MEANS the wrong content id trouble has Successfully demoted this product thats kinda what this bug has done. to avoid future incidents, I would suggest creating a settings option where we can manually override the content ID systems for certain game clips that sound similar but are not the same For some reason we can change this content id for our streams, but not our clips. I don't know why it's not available yet. and it makes no sense to me that it wouldn't be.

   https://www.reddit.com/r/Palworld/comments/1ac36h9/palworld_shows_up_as_a_game_called_pal_on_twitch/ i and several others have the ability to manually fix this on streams but not clips My suggestion is that there would be some kind of settings ability to. change content ID mistakes. on clips as well. For some reason this hasn't been implemented for clips. And even though most of my streams are now labeled as pal world, yet the clips I took from those streams are now labeled as pal Even though they aren't pal.. because we have one game that has the first three letters of another game. Don't know what PAL is, but because of… more

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9. Warn or prevent livestreamers that attempt to watch another stream with mismatched content classification labels..

   Imagine this scenario. You are a user and have seen and accepted all content classification labels warnings. You can navigate Twitch and can watch any content without any warning (this is fine).

   Now imagine you are streaming live and navigate Twitch to see what other people are doing. You click on a unassuming stream that has labels, you are not aware of this and you do not have some/all labels that they do, now you are technically in danger of breaking ToS since you are capable of accidentally showing content that could only be streamed under some labels.

   I propose that Twitch implements a persistent warning while you're live, similar to the existing warning (https://i.imgur.com/UaC7MEu.png), that shows and tells you that your current livestream is missing all/some labels to the stream you're trying to watch, so that you know you are in risk of breaking the ToS while reacting to that stream.

   Imagine this scenario. You are a user and have seen and accepted all content classification labels warnings. You can navigate Twitch and can watch any content without any warning (this is fine).

   Now imagine you are streaming live and navigate Twitch to see what other people are doing. You click on a unassuming stream that has labels, you are not aware of this and you do not have some/all labels that they do, now you are technically in danger of breaking ToS since you are capable of accidentally showing content that could only be streamed under some labels.

   I propose… more

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10. content classification Labels are terrible

    The new Content Classification labels are lacking in nuance and provide more harm than good.

    As opposed to a general "This stream is intended for mature audience and may include content inappropriate for general audiences" You've instead provided people with weapons to attack streamers with unless they flag their stream as inappropriate for everyone. It's already commonplace where minority streamers will get attacked with false reports of things like emotes being too sexual when they are clearly not.

    Ultimately you're asking us all to trust that twitch moderation will act in the best interest of the community, something that is historically a meme.

    We need something better than this that provides room for nuance rather than vague labels that honestly I don't think even twitch staff have a clear guide on how to follow.

    The new Content Classification labels are lacking in nuance and provide more harm than good.

    As opposed to a general "This stream is intended for mature audience and may include content inappropriate for general audiences" You've instead provided people with weapons to attack streamers with unless they flag their stream as inappropriate for everyone. It's already commonplace where minority streamers will get attacked with false reports of things like emotes being too sexual when they are clearly not.

    Ultimately you're asking us all to trust that twitch moderation will act in the best interest of the community, something that is… more

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11. Hide Mature Content Warnings

    Please give us the option to hide all mature content warnings, age gating, and similar alerts. Their existence alone is insulting and disrespectful to me, but at least hiding it lets me forget about them.

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12. Second Life shouldn't be banned anymore

    Given the update posted today "Updating our Approach to Sexual Content and Content Classification Labels" I believe that this should allow for Second Life to be removed from the banned list.

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13. Artistic Nudity and Clipping

    With Twitch's new sexual content policy changes I wanted to know how will this affect some streamers who aren't labeled as sexual content when they get raided by someone who shows artistic nudity?

    There is a feature some streamers have where when they are raided by someone a bot automatically shows a random clip from that persons stream. (Although personally I think that feature is already a bad idea)

    Will they get penalized if that random clip just happens to feature artistic nudity?

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14. Allow viewers to watch a stream with Content Classification without forcing them to accept it throughout Twitch

    There are some streamers I enjoy watching who are very mild in certain categories of the Content Classification (or who occasionally play a game that is in a Content Classification). To watch them, I am required to approve of watching this content classification category. However, I did not realize that once I accept it for one stream, it is accepted for all streams. Now, anytime I click on a stream, I am no longer warned about this content classification, resulting in me entering streams I am not comfortable with, and with no way to turn the warnings back on as far as I'm aware.

    A way to fix this is that when a prompt appears, a user can choose one of the following options:

    -They do not wish to see this content
    -They choose to watch this stream but still want the prompts to appear in the future
    -They choose to fully accept this content classification prompt for all of Twitch

    This way, if a viewer wishes to avoid certain Content Classifications, but their favourite streamer is streaming something of this Content Classification, they aren't forced to accept this Content Classification for all of Twitch.

    Also, there should be a way to allow a viewer to make the Content Classification warnings come back after they were approved at one point, as accidentally approving it removes the safety they provide to viewers who are not comfortable with viewing that type of content.

    There are some streamers I enjoy watching who are very mild in certain categories of the Content Classification (or who occasionally play a game that is in a Content Classification). To watch them, I am required to approve of watching this content classification category. However, I did not realize that once I accept it for one stream, it is accepted for all streams. Now, anytime I click on a stream, I am no longer warned about this content classification, resulting in me entering streams I am not comfortable with, and with no way to turn the warnings back on as… more

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15. Homepage Content Recommendation Policy Update

    Today's update to the policies are understandable but the solution provided is very disappointing. I am a sex-positive streamer who educates and discusses sex and kink in a no-shame, queer-focused way. I am not streaming nude or playing games with excessive nudity. However, I do use the "Sexual Themes" tag because I want viewers to be aware that those topics of conversation can and do arise. With this new policy, I'm now penalized for being sex-positive by being ineligible for the home page.

    It has been previously recommended that blurred or hidden thumbnails be shown with those categories, which feels like a much more reasonable solution. I would alternatively suggest splitting the "Sexual Themes" category into two categories to better specify between explicit content that may appear on screen, and therefor in a thumbnail and sex-positive, inclusive spaces that wouldn't be appropriate for viewers under 18 but wouldn't pose a thumbnail risk.

    This also doesn't feel like a perfect solution but regardless, this feels like a continuation of excessive censorship on the internet that focuses on puritanical, "family-friendly" content and suppression of content that does not fit into that box. I would request a more thoughtful and nuanced solution that does not force me to either "clean up my content" or be penalized.

    Today's update to the policies are understandable but the solution provided is very disappointing. I am a sex-positive streamer who educates and discusses sex and kink in a no-shame, queer-focused way. I am not streaming nude or playing games with excessive nudity. However, I do use the "Sexual Themes" tag because I want viewers to be aware that those topics of conversation can and do arise. With this new policy, I'm now penalized for being sex-positive by being ineligible for the home page.

    It has been previously recommended that blurred or hidden thumbnails be shown with those categories, which feels… more

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16. content label

    Allow manually choosing the content label for mature rated games. Not all games are rated in mainstream websites

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17. Include NSFW and SFW tags and apply it to the suggested feed

    I really think Twitch needs to expand the sexually suggestive tags and safe for work tags. Specifically, I think this should apply to what content is recommended from the front page of Twitch for a user and in the advertisements.

    I listen to my favorite streamers in public places, and I do not want to be suggested the NSFW streams for obvious reasons.

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18. Sexual content classification wrongfully being applied.

    I was streaming in shorts the other day talking about how I broke my arm, nothing remotely sexual, and I got the sexual content classification turned on. I've read all the rules and unless you're saying shorts are sexual now I didn't break any rules, unless there's something else not written that you're considering sexual now. It's a big hit in viewers to be forced into a classification for no reason. Either clarify why you move someone with the specific thing you think warrants the classification or stop wrongfully doing it please. One of the days I got moved I was wearing tall socks so I was 90% covered and I still got classified as sexual content. What happened to the Twitch that said just being a girl doesn't count as sexual content?

    I was streaming in shorts the other day talking about how I broke my arm, nothing remotely sexual, and I got the sexual content classification turned on. I've read all the rules and unless you're saying shorts are sexual now I didn't break any rules, unless there's something else not written that you're considering sexual now. It's a big hit in viewers to be forced into a classification for no reason. Either clarify why you move someone with the specific thing you think warrants the classification or stop wrongfully doing it please. One of the days I got moved I… more

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19. Add ability to set/change content classification labels on archived broadcasts + new Highlights and Clips

    Currently you have one shot at it to set the right labels while you are live.

    As soon as the live is over, you have no way of applying the correct labels to the archived broadcast, or any new highlights/clips created from that broadcast.

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20. Labeling streams with Sexual Themes is not enough because thumbnails of them still appear in category listings.

    Greetings,

    Labeling streams with Sexual Themes is not enough because thumbnails of them still appear in category listings.

    They need there own category to be required to be in. Streams with someone shaking their buttocks in the camera should not be allowed in categories such as Art. I am sick of seeing preview images of them in channel lists. It is disgusting. We should have a choice in whether we see that or not.

    https://safety.twitch.tv/s/article/Content-Classification-Guidelines?language=en_US#2II:Sexualthemes

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