How about Twitch having its own community discord server where the entire Twitch community can meet and discuss, debate, and contribute anything?

I myself have long thought and wondered why Twitch does not have its own Discord partner server.

Well first of all why do I come up with the idea? A Discord server simply gives a huge area for a certain community. People can write with each other, give each other tips in topics made for it. And generally exchange about and with Twitch. I also think that it should be no problem for Twitch to get a partner status from Discord. This also gives Discord additional features.

What could you do on the Twitch Discord?
In my opinion, Discord should primarily be a place for the community, which means that Discord should not be used for support, help or questions. (This means that there is no 2nd support center of Twitch officially).
Of course, the users can and should also somehow answer each other questions. But in general there could be a leveling system, chats with certain topics as direction like chat-moderation or twitch-bots and so on. In general, the Discord should also internalize the updates of Twitch. That means a category where users are also informed about new features and changes on Twitch.

In general, a Discord is perfect to consolidate and bring together a target direction. I offer my help for the whole process, should the proposal be accepted or put into edit.

Greetings Paul

What would be nice is an actual working system or way to submit bug reports without being re directed here by Twitch Staff. Or an option to make a bug report when making a Support Ticket.

Because, even though it says "Help / Report a Bug". There is NO options to select in regards to bug reports.
https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/how-to-provide-feedback

Here is my bug report too just in case, (Changing password)

Extra Information:
- United States
- Vivaldi (Chrome based)
- Error message = "That password is to easy to guess"

I would also like to add in some extra info about the bug.

• The password being used is 70 characters long. (Regardless, still happens with less characters)

• The password gen that made the password can be found here: https://github.com/therealOri/PassGen

• The password generator makes passwords with unicode, greek, korean, russian, portuguese, numbers, and english letters/characters. (soon to be many more).

• I have found out that certain symbols and potentially any language other than english makes this bug happen. I assume it's the certain symbols that break it more so, as it'd be dumb to freak out/break over other languages being used.

TLDR;
When changing your password to something really long and complex that happens to have certain symbols and languages, it breaks and says that it is to easy to guess, when in reality..that is not possible.

Hi.

As a user, I've been repeatedly and increasingly unhappy with the level of transparency the Twitch team offers to their userbase.

You drop unannounced updates
--> Example would be the /me change

You don't reply to userfeedback (aside from incredibly broad statements)
--> Mails towards the Twitch Support are answered with automatic replies. Most of them send users to UserVoice
--> But here on Uservoice, barely anything ever gets an answer and if so, it's a "we'll think about it" until it either is forgotten or we're back at the unannounced Update again.

You force random users into beta versions of your website without giving them a chance to back out.
--> I was a victim to this a while ago, when you tried out the personalised Followed Channels list that would sort them by "preference". I asked half a dozen times over the course of 3 weeks to please be removed from that Beta, even posted in here. Barely ever got answers from you and definitely no solution.

I know developing stuff is hard. And Twitch is your baby. You don't want us cranky people tell you what to do with your baby. That's fine.
But asking for our opinion at least a couple times BEFORE and not after the fact would be an incredible step towards transparency.
Just as "giving us a heads up" before dropping changes, so we can prepare accordingly would be nice.
You can give Creators a headsup (example: Sub Price changes) so why can't you give users a headsup?

Sincerely,
Raghnal