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Hey guys, you can actually sort of set this up the way you’re describing! Head to the Videos tab and choose “Customize Layout”. From here, you can edit the layout to display your Clips (I have my own as the very top shelf on my homepage .). Similarly, you can create a Collection of Highlights to be your top shelf. I will leave this topic open for the general feedback about and the Home display, though.
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This is a more comprehensive and detailed suggestion regarding better scheduling of streams, taking other ideas into account, and some of my own.
The option to set the start- and end-dates for a stream is really useful for when you're planning future streams. For example if you're only going to play a certain game for a certain time. While it's not always easy to determine beforehand, the option should still be there for those who want.
In addition to being able to set a timezone, most useful for co-streams, but also useful if someone just wants to set all their times as UTC. Also having the option to disable summertime can also be useful, if you're using your own timezone that normally has summertime, but you don't want to follow it for your own streams.
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I think an improvement to the schedule would be to display today as the top day of the week. If it's a Friday, have Friday as the top day of the week. That way you will always see today and the upcoming 6 days, making the schedule more useful. Past streams, regardless of when they happened, won't show up unless it was the same day, or if the user manually scrolls backwards.
If the user switches week, it would make sense to adjust it so that the top day is then the normal first day of the week of that locale (English - US = Sunday, English - UK = Monday). So today it would show the week from Friday (2023-04-07) to Thursday (2023-04-13), but if you press forward, it could then show the next week from Monday (2023-04-10) to Sunday (2023-04-16). It clearly states both weekday and day of the month on the left side, as well as the date-range at the top, making it very clear what's going on.
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The past schedule doesn't work properly for me when it comes to past streams. The previous Sunday (2023-04-02) I did a stream that doesn't show up in the schedule, but does in my streaming-history. I added that I will stream on Thursday on a Friday, expecting that stream to only show up on future Thursday, but it instead showed up on the same week, when I didn't do it.
So my schedule as of now (2023-04-07) says that I did a stream on 2023-04-06 when I didn't, and the stream I did on 2023-04-02 doesn't show up. So it's not reliable.
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I could anticipate someone saying that if they're using a USA-Canada-timezone, and wants to use "English - UK", they still want the actual codes and not fallback-codes to appear. While I can understand such argument, that still makes it appear incorrect for all Europeans who use "English - UK".
This is also a reason why adding "English - Australia" is a good idea, since that would give support for Australian timezone-codes, since neither "English" (US) or "English - UK" supports these.