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I agree a list of channels you're currently a moderator for would be useful, although I'm not sure an approval system would be necessary since you can just do /unmod {your_name} to unmod yourself if you don't wish to be one.
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Yes please! I would much rather open a second tab to the streamer's channel which can then redirect me, so I don't get taken out of mod view if there's things I need to change after stream.
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I think this idea should be rephrased. I think this is easily confused with the existing "Verified" badge that Twitch Partners have. Unless this is what you mean, in which case I don't think it would ever happen, if every user in chat was suddenly a Verified user.
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I love this idea! I was also thinking something along the lines of @LuckyNoS7evin's suggestion, that a chat badge should be semi-automated to save the hassle on Twitch's side, but I agree it shouldn't just be given to someone that signs into the Dev site. I was thinking either when:
* They create an Application (when they receive their tokens/secrets)
* They create an Extension (either when it's actually created, or when it's reviewed/approved by TwitchDev)
* They complete the Developer Onboarding process.ItsMike
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We really need this feature. Having no record of restricted chats makes unban decisions impossible to make.
We've had so many unban requests saying they don't know why they were banned, and the mod that banned them knows it was a restricted chat, but can't remember what was actually said.