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Reposting from a similar thread but:
I’m genuinely also begging for this. The people on Twitch are here because we DON’T like the ways other platforms have set everything up. Twitch doesn’t need to follow YouTube’s lead it just needs to listen to what streamers actually ask for.
I am EXTREMELY uncomfortable that all of a sudden someone can come in and pin a message to the top of my chat with no control on my part.
I am EXTREMELY uncomfortable that I cannot disable this feature.
If someone says something creepy or off putting in chat, I can ignore it— if someone pays for a hype chat I am put in a MUCH more uncomfortably position.
Please give us the ability to disable this feature. Please give us the ability to make these comments go through some sort of moderation queue. We don’t want *less* control in the name of profit. We want to be able to have to tools available to be able to do what works best for our stream.
Please give us a choice.
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I’m genuinely also begging for this. The people on Twitch are here because we DON’T like the ways other platforms have set everything up. Twitch doesn’t need to follow YouTube’s lead it just needs to listen to what streamers actually ask for.
I am EXTREMELY uncomfortable that all of a sudden someone can come in and pin a message to the top of my chat with no control on my part.
I am EXTREMELY uncomfortable that I cannot disable this feature.
If someone says something creepy or off putting in chat, I can ignore it— if someone pays for a hype chat I am put in a MUCH more uncomfortably position.
Please give us the ability to disable this feature. Please give us the ability to make these comments go through some sort of moderation queue. We don’t want *less* control in the name of profit. We want to be able to have to tools available to be able to do what works best for our stream.
Please give us a choice.
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As someone who *does* get really uncomfortable with emotes Twitch inexplicably allows (gasm style emotes) when they’ve been used in my chat, I have NEVER felt uncomfortable with someone dropping a dumpy emote.
The emote is not sexual in nature and I know of no streamer who would consider it sexual.
If you care about sexual innuendos as a problem in emotes: the gasm style emotes are the ones I see creators the most regularly made uncomfortable by, not the dumpy.