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    EZbutnotsoEZ commented  · 

    So, over 6 years now... Please.
    This takes minimal effort to implement on Twitch's part: all that needs to be done here is to use existing functionality to allow users to individually control the display of their role badge in chat for the current channel in their existing Chat Identify settings (the same way they can already control their global/custom/gifter badge).

    It's not hard to think of multiple reasons and scenarios where this is useful. This is especially important for small streamers and even medium-sized streamers, where having even just a couple of mods or VIPs talking at a time can easily create "special badge spam" or the dreaded "mod wall", potentially alarming or alienating users from participating in the chat. Or even the channel...

    To be clear, as a bonus you might as well make the VIP badge controllable in the same manner, in exactly the same place. If you want to give the broadcaster more control, then you could give them a setting they can optionally enable for their channel to prevent mods/VIPs from being able to be "undercover" in their chat, which will take precedent over the chatter's own setting for that channel.

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