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The notion of a secondary streaming category could have even broader impacts outside of these particular use cases - while many in the Art category also use tags to specify what type of art they are working on, the breadth and specificity of those artistic disciplines could be made more precise by subcategories (traditional art, costume work, 3d modelling, music composition, etc), and people could tailor their wants and needs even more tightly. I might be looking for any sort of sewing art, but people streaming sewing art might only have a specific tag, like crochet, that I might not be searching for explicitly!
Additionally, as sonneveld mentions, when a streamer changes the style of art they are working on during the stream, such a change could be tracked via changing the subcategory, tying what was happening during the stream to the VOD chapters as well. While parts of this are somewhat serviced by tags at the moment, there seem to be many examples of further impacts that such a change could bring to the site at large.
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A horrendous idea. This is devastating to role players, to years and years worth of speedruns, to people’s own personal archives and the ability to share content from Twitch with others. 100 hours is an abysmal amount that I have already breached even with my own vod backups off Twitch. I will be able to reach the limit, but my heart goes out to friends and other fellow streamers for whom this represents an irreversible loss of history. Stop this now.