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    Relevant Update  ·  Ana responded

    Hi again all,

    We have another update regarding Twitch’s Alerts. Now, you can set up integrations with Streamlabs, Throne, Crowd Control, and StreamElements, to bring select third-party events they provide to your Activity Feed to help you recognize all the additional ways your community supports you (such as through tipping, merch purchases, etc.).

    Help highlight your community’s contributions and celebrate them all in one place, with your own flair by tapping into the customization options for your Alerts in the Creator Dashboard.

    This is just the beginning! We'd love to hear what other third party streaming tools you'd like deeper Twitch integrations with, please share them with us via link.twitch.tv/UVAlerts or http://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/924712/suggestions/47507177.

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    mysticpheenix commented  · 

    I have been saying to those I know on twitch. It is possible if u like only 5 viewers, you don't get ads? For streamers starting up, many viewers would be put off with the ad they get especially if they can not afford to sub to that streamer. Also would it be possible for our mods NOT get ads in the stream just like as if their streamer.

    It would help them manage lot more keep an eye on the stream without having to subscribe to them JUST so they can do their role as a mod. It may seem silly to have such changes but it would go a long way in helping your streamers and their mods. They would be far more happy to use what spare money they have to gift a sub or give bits to their streamer and help them grow as a community.