Not anymore they dont.. has not worked for months

Once again, this is likely the the 10% volume rule - half of you would not be posting if you read first

All viewer "counts" are probably "broken" since the minimum 10% viewer volume rule was introduced.
If your stream is loud, or the viewer needs a quiet viewing experience, volume set below 10% will cause their viewership to NOT be included.

This is unfair to the streamer.

@sfgTvee Less is more. Target your streaming time to when you get most viewers (based on your post you should have ample data to extrapolate this). The average is an average of all, not part.. that's how averages work.

The introduction of follower emotes is great but as other people have suggested it forces a hard cut between where emote can be used. In addition to suggestions like "Allow subscribers to use follower emotes everywhere" I would like to add the following idea:

Allow 1 emote to be assigned as a "raid emote" usable by followers and subs alike, but usable across all of twitch.

Patience is a virtue and emotes are manually vetted until you have gained good standing.

Never plan something around a manual task whose frequency is increasing.

Affiliate is now so easy to achieve the volume of manual checks will have increased.

I would say there are more than just isolated instances - every category change I make fails to create a chapter. There was a point where this reliably created a chapter each time.

Set the cooldown feature of the channel point redemption

All viewer "counts" are probably "broken" since the minimum 10% viewer volume rule was introduced.
If your stream is loud, or the viewer needs a quiet viewing experience, volume set below 10% will cause their viewership to NOT be included.

This is unfair to the streamer.

All viewer "counts" are probably "broken" since the minimum 10% viewer volume rule was introduced.
If your stream is loud, or the viewer needs a quiet viewing experience, volume set below 10% will cause their viewership to NOT be included.

This is unfair to the streamer.

All viewer "counts" are probably "broken" since the minimum 10% viewer volume rule was introduced.
If your stream is loud, or the viewer needs a quiet viewing experience, volume set below 10% will cause their viewership to NOT be included.

This is unfair to the streamer.