If you look at 99% of company support Twitter pages, all of them have their DM's open as a way to allow issues to be aired/resolved. Twitch falls under the 1% that doesn't have DM's open. I think (and pardon my french) this is an asinine decision that should be rectified ASAP. A lot of users are being banned out of the blue and twitch is radio silent, these people do this for a living and should have a way to ask what's going on - opening Twitter DM's for the support page would be an incredible and humongous step in that direction. Please, PLEASE consider doing this twitch, we want to love the platform but the decision making is sub-par at best.

Apparently I get banned for very trivial reasons. Like commenting on how much money someone's spending on twitch. or mentioning that someone's gained weight since the last time I've seen them. I'm not swearing or being highly offensive, and it's open to debate as to whether I'm actually trolling or not. I don't feel that I am. I'm not trying to upset anyone with my comments. So I think there should be a way to downvote a channel that has abusive moderators and users that have a vendetta against you for no reason. the current solution is speak->block, and that's it. I think some channel streamers should get some feedback that isn't tied to hype. What I'm saying is, I have no recourse for rude streamers and they still have positive feedback and hype events and I don't think that's fair. Moderators can be hypersensitive and there's no balance of power structure in place. Thanks for listening. Also I don't know if this matters but I have autism.

Es macht Sinn, die Kategorie World of Warcraft in zwei Kategorien zu trennen. Einmal Retail und einmal Classic. Die Games befinden sich zwar im selben "Universum" aber ich z.b. für meinen Teil interessiere mich Null für Classic und möchte den Content auch nicht sehen, dafür interessiere ich mich für Retail und bin aufgeschlossen gegenüber neuen Retail-Streams. Man findet aber durch die schlechte Zuordnung nicht eindeutig diese Streams. Man muss erst reinklicken, nachschauen und dann enttäuscht weitersuchen, bis man einen Retail-Stream findet.
Die Trennung macht absolut Sinn und ich kenne persönlich einige Personen die das auch befürworten würden.

Vielen Dank - Schöne Grüße

"Why are we updating your streamer preferences?

We want to make Twitch notifications as effective and efficient as we can for you to see the activity you care most about."

Okay, but I don't want you to do that. Let ME decide what's best for ME. Why would I want you to automatically adjust my settings? This is terrible. At the very least, users should be able to opt out. I can't fathom why this was ever even implemented. Removing or resetting options without a prompt is ALWAYS anti-user, and it's frustrating to keep changing them back. Maybe I want the notifications even if I personally am not watching the stream? Did no one consider that? It's ridiculous. If you just give us the option, it covers every use case instead of forcing what you think is best on us.