I would like to suggest the creation of a new editor-level role or permission set designed specifically to help streamers manage Affiliate a
I would like to suggest the creation of a new editor-level role or permission set designed specifically to help streamers manage Affiliate and Partner features, without requiring full Editor access.
This new role could allow trusted moderators to assist with:
Managing subscriber emotes
Managing subscriber badges
Managing Bit badges and Bit-related images
Uploading and updating images related to subscriptions and Bits
Managing Channel Points rewards (creation, editing, enabling/disabling)
Organizing Affiliate/Partner visual assets
At the same time, this role would not include access to:
Financial information or payouts
Stream key or broadcast settings
Account security or sensitive configurations
Many streamers rely heavily on moderators to help with these areas, especially during busy schedules, special events, or channel rebranding. Having a dedicated role (for example: Community Editor, Affiliate Editor, or Subscription Manager) would:
Improve workflow and efficiency
Increase channel security
Reduce the need to grant excessive permissions
Strengthen collaboration between streamers and their moderation teams
This feature would be extremely valuable for both Affiliates and Partners, especially channels that operate with a structured moderation team.
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ZachBussey 🔴 Join TOS.gg
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Intriguing premise here.
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Mizzushima
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If you're a moderator or streamer who already relies on moderators to manage emotes, badges, or channel points, please vote up to make this idea a reality.