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The alternative to something like this would be allow affiliates or groups of affiliates to apply for team pages, then overhaul that system and give them discoverability (searching, tags, nationality base etc) No need for this if they sort out the single most useless feature on twitch.
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I don't think block is the correct term I would use, blocking a streamer/viewer is one thing, that stops all engagement outright which is a perfectly acceptable option, hiding their channel from your visibility is another thing entirely.
There should be an option much like twitter has to mute a person/channel, so they only show in listings or searches when you specifically look for them.
This would allow a user to differentiate between not wanting to see their channel, and not engaging with that person at all. However the idea in general is a good one so I voted.
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Being a small streamer the question here isn't what can twitch do, the question your really asking is why should they do it. What benefit are you proposing twitch provide for someone with single/double digit viewers (i don't say that in sarcasm, im in that category)
Ultimately it comes down to the brass, however one idea I have spoken at length about with other streamers that would assist everyone is an overhaul to the teams function in Twitch, currently it offers Zero value to the viewer, yet if done correctly with full networking integration and add discoverability options it would be a valuable tool for communities of small streamers to grow off each other.
I do think you have a valid point, but I also think there's a lot more to explore than simply asking for more, maybe all us smaller streamers should have a big old chat :)