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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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We would like to offer an “off-duty mode” for Mods, but it isn’t one of our top priorities at the moment. Will revisit in 2021.
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Currently Twitch does allow you to choose an account as the artist of an emote, unlike what it says in the suggestion. This work for partners and affiliates. But what is still lacking is for artists having the option to use these emotes without a subscription to that channel using them.
Since you can only have one artist per emote, this system can't be abused.
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To not have this to be "abused" and disincentive people from subbing, have it so mods can only use the emotes on that channel only, and not being able to use the emotes on other channels like actual subs can do.
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I like this idea since it would allow founders to have a special version of the themed sub-badges a channel has, making them special. The generic 1st-badge isn't in the same style as the channel's sub-badges and therefore doesn't look like a subscription. Plus it's not hard for a user to check what this custom 1st-badge is.
@TrueTrouble in that case, let the user have the option between:
- Using the generic Twitch 1st-badge
- Using the custom 1st-badge
- Using the standard sub-badges like non-founders haveThis setting should preferably be per channel and not a global setting.
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Another place where it also shows up wrong:
- On the dashboard when you check clips you made or clips for your channel, the category is using the NA title instead of the localised title.
- This is also causing a bug. When filtering clips by category, the filter is using the localised title and finds no clips if it differs from the NA title, but works fine if it is the same as the NA title. This is an odd bug because certainly it should base the match on the ID (unchanged on locale) than the title.PonPonTheDreambunny
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For the following game:
https://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/Need%20for%20Speed%3A%20High%20Stakes
The European title is "Need for Speed: Road Challenge", applies to the European languages. Other translations are:
Japanese: "オーバードライビンIV"
German: "Need for Speed: Brennender Asphalt"
French: "Need for Speed : Conduite en état de liberté"
Portuguese - Brazil: "Need for Speed: Road Challenge" -
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Definitely. Most services need a garbage bin option. Delete something, and it will be unpublished and marked to be deleted. You can undo the deletion within 24 hours.
Twitch, YouTube, Gmail and other services should do this.
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If the five words are meant to help you remember the clips by, it's so much better to just include the title as an optional inclusion instead.
https://clips.twitch.tv/Username/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-title_goes_here
Would be a much better format in this case.
If the five words are to make it more unique. So does random characters, but random characters are more compact, making the links appear shorter.
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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.