Channels make racist clips about the Asian community, pretending to be an Asian covered in white face paint - it's pure racist. RunawayLobster being one of them. We shouldn't be mocking another culture or race for "fun"

Then let's mention a small number of her viewers posting abusive and threatening comments about others - which is inciting violence, she let them get away with it.

Adult content on a child rated game, "suck my d*ck" - really, you want to promote adult content on a children's game?

Channels like this, are incredibly toxic and disgusting and are destroying Mixer as a community.

HypezoneModSquad ????

As a consistent hypezone(apex) follower, chatter & donator, I hate going into a hypezone with no active moderators. I think channel moderators arent enough as many streamers in hypezone are new/beginners who dont have them or dont have them active.

But, hypezone profile states if there is an issue to reach out to mods with questions/concerns and when we do, nothing is said or done, so i complain to mixer and its not immediate. And, there isnt a way to "tag" a mod when we are in another persons stream, for warnings, time-outs and/or bans.

is there a way to have an active mod team to keep the toxicity DOWN and the HYPE up? If not, "I volunteer as tribute". I think ALL hypezones could use a mod squad that keeps mixer CoC and streamer rules in check with chat. ive never seen a mod take action.

(5/20/20) Today alone there has been abusive, racist, and toxic language and the community ive met in HZ have turned to great friends and when toxic people come into hypezone WE LEAVE... thats bad for business ;)

HypezoneModSquad ????

Hi! I'm a moderator in a few channels and I would love to see some new tools added to moderate faster and easier.
For example have an option to show moderation tools as small buttons next to names so we can easily delete a message/timeout/ban someone with one click to faster get rid of hostile messages, especially if there are multiple people at the same time, then it just takes too much time having to click the name, press r/q and enter. And it also ruins any message I'm typing at the time.

And it would be really nice if there could be a: "Deleted by/banned by: moderator name" behind the deleted messages like it is if catbot deletes it (only visible to mods and the streamer), so the streamer knows who is deleting and banning messages/users in case someone is abusing their mod status.

Please consider adding the ability for moderators to shadow ban individuals. Currently, there is nothing stopping a user from registering unlimited new accounts to continue trolling or harassing a channel after being banned. They can start the process immediately upon realizing that they are banned. If you give the ability to "Shadow ban" (i.e. they can continue to send messages but no one can see them), it will greatly slow their efforts as they will not know if they are simply being ignored, or if they are actually banned.

Another potential solution to this issue is for the site to detect if someone has made many accounts from the same ip, and require a phone number to authenticate if that is the case.

Thank you.

Integrating multiple staff rankings for a streamer.

The rankings I am suggesting will be placed in hierarchy order. (For example: Owner has more power than Admin)
Ranking:
Channel Editors
Administrator
Moderator

Permissions to each role:

Channel Editor:
* allow to have a seperate control panel to manage logs.
(Logs will contain of all staff members actions. Such as, Chat deletion & time stamps of commands being runned)
* Able to delete any chat messages sent by Admins and Moderators
* All the permissions assigned to Channel Editor already

Admin:
* Manage Moderator commands
* Able to delete Mod chat text only
* Can manage commands being created
* Able to un-mod moderators
* Able to Mod any viewers in chat with permission from the streamer.
(To avoid abuse from an Admin. Thats when a Channel Editor can undo an Admin's command and also check wh oran the command in logs)

Mod:
* Help questions in the chat
* Run commands assigned to only Mods
* Create simple commands not involving variables or points system
* Delete chat from viewers

Recently changes to streaming rules have included any non ESRB rated game to be rated for an 18+ during live-streams. Let me tell you why this is a horrible idea.

ESRB Is a obsolete game rating system in the Americas that rates games for brick and mortar sale. while they served their purpose in the 80's to early 2000's they are no longer the standard rating agency in the world. Further more many games are now no longer developed in the Americas and as a result do not recognize ESRB as the defacto and standard Rating system.

Due to this issue many games do not have a ESRB rating for either being digital download, being in Early Access, Or the developers not recognizing the ESRB as a legitimate rating agency, due to them having the IARC or other international ratings commissions out there Rate them instead.

Satisfactory by Coffee Stain Studios is one such game affected by your ruleset system. a game that is very clearly a teen rating and is certainly permitted to be streamed on every other platform to a teen audience However due to them being in EA, and are a European game developer they do not have a ESRB rating.

As a result you are doing two things by enacting the blanket policy. you are alienating a very substantial amount of your teen viewers by pushing them out of content that is often safe for them. And you are hurting and neutering the growth of professional streamers all over the world who are trying to develop communities on your platform and if they tailor their content to teens you are negatively impacting what options they have to grow and develop.

Frankly using a blanket ESRB rating or 18+ policy is harmful and just plain lazy by you mixer. So much content is not covered by them and as a result you are hurting your community by imposing such restrictions on them.

How can we fix this?

1. Don't be lazy. if it doesn't have an ESRB rating and it is popular on your platform, review the content of the game and give it your own rating.




2. Use a Broader rating agency such as the IARC instead of ESRB, ESRB Is a obsolete rating agency and a good chunk of the developer world no longer even recognize them as a legitimate agency.




3. Leave it up to the streamers to choose their age group and make it their responsibility to screen and insure the content they are streaming is appropriate for their age groups. and hold them responsible if they fail to meet that requirement. It has been the law of the land in the streaming world for a long time now to self govern and be responsible. Any professional level streamer should know this and follow it.

Mods who add significant value should be rewarded similarly to Streamers.

There should be criteria for Mods to become partners eg: Mods for 5 or more channels etc/ Active mod hours.

the mods can be ranked in Mixer community which will allow them to drop into streams and use certain commands such as mute, time out, warn, ban , completely dependant on their mod rank.

For every Partnered stream the partnered mod attends and actively mods for significant amounts of time - they should receive a 10% maximum (rocket fuel) and 5% minimum (no rocket) of streamers embers. - they would not receive straight up donations at all.

The streamer would have the right to accept or decline ranked mods being active in their channel.

By the end of it there would essentially be Mods who are almost as well known as streamers and who are being rewarded for their time and effort.

This would also help us to maintain this outstanding community.