[2022] Advice for a new Twitch employee? how can I help you?

Originally posted by FerretBomb

1) Find out which executive changed the preroll-disable maximum from 75 minutes to 30 minutes, and change their mind. This would make the preroll-disable product actually usable for non-esports casters, instead of just being a rage-inducing taunt.

2) If they refuse, allow me to bribe you to swap the sugar in their coffee for salt every day until they change their mind.

Seriously, this was going to be awesome for everyone involved until some jerk got grubby stupid greedyfingers. This is the most rage-inducing part of my day, along with the justification that a single 30-second preroll per viewer is "more valuable" than 3-6 3-minute hourly ad breaks. That doesn't pass the sniff test. It doesn't even pass the basic logic test.

(Failing that, bump me into the 60m max disable group? Please?!)

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CLIPS. PLEASE. Give Clips some love. A meta-tagging system, and filters so we can categorize and sort them for monthly/year-in-review roll-ups. Clips could be a TikTok level competitor, but it's instead being left to rot.