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Twitch could have a setting for the redeem for unlocking emotes, whith switches for tier 1, 2 and 3, as well as animated and follower. This way the streamer still has control over how the redeem works, in case a streamer doesn't like viewers unlocking tier 2 or 3.
The reason why you should be able to unlock emotes for follower, is to being able to use them on other streams. Twitch can put them separate and in some way inform the user they can use them for free on this stream already, and only need to pay if they want to use it on other streams. Still up to the streamer to enable this functionality.
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One easy addition they could add:
When you are subscribed to a streamer, or have bit-emotes from that streamer, you have a section for that streamer with their icon, name and the ⋮ button.
Pressing the ⋮ button, you get the option to report the emotes. But they could here add an option to hide this streamer from the list. Then have another general ⋮ for the whole emote-menu itself where you get an option to show a list of streamers you've hidden from the list so far so you can unhide them.
This wouldn't hide the emotes in the chat, and their emotes could perhaps still show up on the emote-menu if you're on their stream still. This is specifically about hiding their section on your emote-menu when you're not on their stream (being a subscriber to them, or paid bits for emotes).
When a section is hidden, those emotes can also be removed from the often used emotes section. Emotes unlocked by channel points can remain in the list since those will go away in less than 24 hours anyway.
This still doesn't allow you to hide a specific emote either. But just like how when you report an emote, and you get to select it, you could also have a second option for hiding a specific emote, and then getting to select it.
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I can only assume that whoever made the date appear on /console/apps got the US-format "6/5/23, 3:42 pm" and didn't like the lack of leading zeros, and therefore forced the format so they could see "06/05/2023, 03:42 pm" with no regards for other locales.
But I don't assume ill intent. This is likely just a mistake. It could also be for other reasons as well.
To ensure there are leading zeros, then consider taking the format of the locale, and ensure that the units d, h, H, m, M are doubled, and unit y is not doubled. So US English `M/d/yy, h:mm a` becomes `MM/dd/y, hh:mm a` but still allowing UK English to be using `dd/MM/y, HH:mm` which will remain unchanged.
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Yes, since channels can be marked as 18+ and not, emotes that are removed for being too adult should just instead be marked as 18+. Then 18+ emotes can only be used on 18+ channels. If you are on a non-18+ channel then those emotes are disabled.
Seems like a good compromise.
Of course emotes being removed for other reasons would still be removed.
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I think a good idea would be if a moderator can't refund their own redeem, since in my experience, moderators refuding themselves has for the most part been malicious.