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I’m leaving this topic open for the specific feedback presented, but just wanted to update that the team has added some more customization options since the launch, and will continue to add customization to the page over time. Thanks for your suggestions!
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I really enjoy how much cleaner the new page is, but currently there is no good place to put links to affiliated websites, sponsors, etc. I personally would like to see a lot more customization given to us on these channel pages.
It would be a nice addition to have custom rows for what previously existed in panels.
The ability to have rows of curated uploads, clips and highlights would be a welcome addition for those new to the channel who want to see more than the channel trailer.
Adding in a customizable layout (like in the videos tab) would help with all of this.Aezalius
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We would like to offer an “off-duty mode” for Mods, but it isn’t one of our top priorities at the moment. Will revisit in 2021.
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Generative AI is inherently anti-creative, and implementing any form of generative AI into a platform entirely sustained by creative individuals is a sign that the platform does not care about the people who create on it.
Aside from the environmental, creative, and moral cost of generative AI, as an individual I use and create content on platforms significantly less when they implement generative AI features in any capacity, and this is the case for many others including many of the most hard-working and creative individuals on Twitch.
I urge Twitch as a platform to not implement generative AI features in any capacity, but barring that please do not push away those who make your platform what it is by training models off of their hard work.