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Thank you for your feedback.
For context, we had two problems we were trying to address with this UI update:
- We have some features planned down the line that will not work as widgets and need a new space within Mod View. While we hope that they will warrant the addition of the top nav bar, we understand that it currently feels like a poor use of space.
- We have heard that users new to Mod View find the interface overwhelming. Some of the tweaks to the interface were intended to help with this.
With that said, we acknowledge that this update may feel like a downgrade for users comfortable with the density of information presented in the previous Mod View. We’ll be looking into ways to improve the experience for our power users (as well as new) while making room for new features. In the meantime, we have added…
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Absolutely agreed. The 'New' Mod View UI was obviously designed by someone who has never modded, before, since enlarging fonts, buttons, and borders and adding that useless -unremovable- top bar to make it 'look pretty' took away space for information mods need to be able to see. Further, adding -unremoveable- mod buttons to the viewerlist only serves to ensure mods will misclick more often. And, most importantly, hiding the most useful "omg, I need to click this RIGHT NOW" buttons behind an oddly placed/out-of-the-way drop down menu has to be the most ill-thought-out decision of the entire mod view revamp.
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Agreed. This should absolutely (also) be a viewer setting. Certainly channel settings should exist, but those should check to see what viewers have set as acceptable before generating a prompt - warning them a channel features content outside of their content settings and/or directing them to adjust those settings.
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We would definitely like to give Mods a way to communicate with each other more easily, and are starting to explore implementation options.
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With /announce not working for many (if not all) mobile users, it makes what would be a very nice feature almost entirely useless. Please resolve.
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With established tags removed (now being entirely creator-made/shared), being a moderator, I've seen an incredible influx of not only non-native speakers who are both confused and then offended their primary language isn't welcome in chats (as foreign languages can be difficult to moderate if you don't speak them), but those who use their non-native language to say terrible things in chat believing they can get away with it. This suggestion (or something similar) would not only help streamers and their moderators, but improve viewer experience, as well.
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Rather than a new 'blocked terms' section, I'll suggest messages users attempt to send that are 'blocked' get filtered into the automod queue with the following difference(s): instead of an 'allow' button, have a notification like, "[user] attempted to send a message containing a blocked term" with the message hidden and a 'show' button that will display what message was attempted in the automod queue (not in chat) if clicked.
In this way, mods and streamers (if they choose) will be able to SEE who may be trying to post something potentially terrible in chat they currently wouldn't otherwise EVER be notified of, and take appropriate action (timeout or ban) immediately, instead of what is happening now, which is Twitch effectively giving those people time to quietly figure out how to get past blocked terms just to get terrible messages posted in chat.