I can't think on anything that Twitch has done to improve the viewer experience in recent years,other than detracting the quality and availability of content from the viewer. Giving a 60 day notice to move hours of memories and notable high points of our community coming together, just feels cold and uncaring. As a notorious VOD watcher some of us can't make it to every stream due to career choices, familial responsibilities, or other reasons. Twitch at large shouldn't be punishing their community for not being at every livestream, but encouraging people to see past streams. To get an idea of the community they might want to engage with or watch peacefully from the sidelines. The past shouldn't just be the past, but an opportunity to learn from and grow in a more productive way.
Oh well, tearing down the past and burning from memory seems like the most American thing to do in recent times, don't see how this is any different.
I can't think on anything that Twitch has done to improve the viewer experience in recent years,other than detracting the quality and availability of content from the viewer. Giving a 60 day notice to move hours of memories and notable high points of our community coming together, just feels cold and uncaring. As a notorious VOD watcher some of us can't make it to every stream due to career choices, familial responsibilities, or other reasons. Twitch at large shouldn't be punishing their community for not being at every livestream, but encouraging people to see past streams. To get an idea of the community they might want to engage with or watch peacefully from the sidelines. The past shouldn't just be the past, but an opportunity to learn from and grow in a more productive way.
Oh well, tearing down the past and burning from memory seems like the most American thing to do in recent times, don't see how this is any different.