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Definitely. It seems weird that mods of a channel have to spend channel points to get the attention of the streamer or chat.
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At the least, it'd be useful to still see previous chat messages that you'd already seen before you reloaded the page. It would basically subvert the "/clear" mod command, but then users can already get around that by using other clients to view the chat.
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It seems nuts that this isn't possible for yourself (though it makes sense that you wouldn't want to make it so, e.g. abusive users can see every channel you're a mod on to harass you there). At the least, I want to be able to check where I'm a mod, and demod myself from places I don't want to be listed as a mod anymore.
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Yep, I immediately saw the abuse potential of being able to say something inappropriate and then hiding it from the mods - but the easy solution is what tomasdev said: Let the deletion hide it from regular users, but still be visible (and noted as "deleted") to mods/the streamer.
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We’ve discussed an idea like this a few times internally and are considering supporting it in a 2021 release. Thank you for the request.
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Yep, what pitermach said. It's easy to see all the things that would clutter the chat for screen readers by just trying to copy a message by someone with several badges (mod, sub badge, etc.), especially a message including emotes/cheers:
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6-Month Subscriber (6-Month Badge)
GLHF Pledge
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I can only imagine it's a mess for screen readers to try and parse all that.
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Hey all – thank you so much for all of your feedback around this change. We understand that this was a feature that many of you used in various situations, including the ability for Moderators to highlight or distinguish messages in Chat, and we agree that is important. We are listening to your ideas and feedback in this area – stay tuned for updates!
To provide context as to why we’ve made the decision to remove the original functionality of the /me command, we wanted to address the way this feature was being used to perpetrate abuse against members of our community. While we recognize this change is frustrating for some, the safety of our community remains our top priority.
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6,274 votes504 comments · Discover » Games, IRL, Music, & Esports Directories · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Hi all! We really appreciate all of the wonderful feedback and passion surrounding this topic. Reading through the comments, we wanted to clarify one point that may have caused confusion:
The purpose of this experiment with new directories is intended to better highlight broad groupings of content by bringing them together in directories where they wouldn’t be in direct competition with each other, increasing their exposure. In this way, creative content stands to have better exposure by being separated from gaming, etc. We will know better once the experiment concludes and we’re able to review the data in full.
That being said, through your feedback, we also recognize that the broad naming of the category as “IRL” doesn’t acknowledge that Creative and IRL content are distinct. We will be evaluating the results of the experiment to determine how we can continue to best support communities’ growth, while ensuring we are…
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Agreed! There's no need to edit these kinds of tags often, and tags that describe the streamer shouldn't count against the 5-tag limit that describe the stream itself.