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  1. Please add a 'Live Reading' category

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    readerandmusic commented  · 

    I want to add a Reading Category, Here’s why before you guys think this is a stupid idea:

    1. Audience Engagement: If you enjoy reading and want to share your literary interests with others, the reading category on Twitch provides a platform to engage with a community of like-minded individuals. You can discuss books, authors, and literary themes, fostering interesting conversations with viewers.

    2. Content Variety: Twitch is predominantly known for gaming, but maybe incorporating the reading category could add diversity to the platform. By sharing your reading experiences, recommendations, or hosting book club sessions, you contribute to a more well-rounded content library and attract viewers who have an interest in literature.

    3. Educational Opportunities: Reading on Twitch can be educational, particularly when it comes to discussing non-fiction books or educational resources. You can offer insights, provide summaries, and even hold Q&A sessions to help viewers understand complex topics or gain knowledge from the books you read.

    Lastly, Networking and Collaboration: The reading category allows you to connect with other book enthusiasts, authors, and literary influencers. By streaming your reading sessions, you may catch the attention of people within the literary community who share your interests. Collaborations, interviews, or even participation in virtual book events may arise from these connections.