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I think my friends and others might feel obligated to watch my (admittedly) not always entertaining stream & I want to give some pointers about being a viewer.
Tiny thread
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Tiny thread
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Twitch cares about two things from viewers: that you're there, & you react.
So: viewership & chatting, depending on what a streamer has set up.
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So: viewership & chatting, depending on what a streamer has set up.
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Right now, I am supporting a friend by being a viewer.
"But you're on Twitter!"
Yep! Sure am.
This is how I "watch" most streams. It's okay to wander off, to make a new tab & check out social media.
Put them in the background.
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"But you're on Twitter!"
Yep! Sure am.
This is how I "watch" most streams. It's okay to wander off, to make a new tab & check out social media.
Put them in the background.
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We as streamers want you to *want* to be there.
H*ll, there's streamers that I absolutely LOVE but I still tab over to something else.
Just like I sit with friends in real life but I'm on my phone.
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H*ll, there's streamers that I absolutely LOVE but I still tab over to something else.
Just like I sit with friends in real life but I'm on my phone.
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As far as I know, maybe I'm wrong, but I believe Twitch still counts your viewership, even if you've wandered off.
As for chatting, I mean, as long as you respect a streamer's rules, please, chat it up!
Keep the conversation going!
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As for chatting, I mean, as long as you respect a streamer's rules, please, chat it up!
Keep the conversation going!
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Streamers rely on the community they're building.
So come support small streamers! Get to know possible friends!
Also, YMMV, etc.
But please don't think you have to sit there & be bored by your friend's stream
So come support small streamers! Get to know possible friends!
Also, YMMV, etc.
But please don't think you have to sit there & be bored by your friend's stream
