It's been a year since I left Riot Games and about 3 days since someone asked if they can get a gun buddy

One of the most important things I’ve learned so far building for communities on Twitch: Most devs (both Twitch and third party) think they are building for your community. But they’re not. They’re building for your content. And so what’s happened over the past several years

Twitch Guest Star tbh And like a dozen other features too lol

When it comes to the (continued) convergence of AI and content creation: We will eventually reach an inflection point where the tools available to creators (both human and AI) will make it so that you will be able to find ANY content with ANY personality at the highest quality

I’ll say it. I liked the hobbit trilogy.

Tomorrow is the Day One for my birthday donothon! We now have Clans! You'll get to feud, fight/seduce bosses, and win the cup for your Clan! We've got discord roles and I'm working on a quiz for the sorting! Thank you, Cole for allowing me to be a part of your app!

Gyld is also having issues with Twitch right now. It’s not listed on their status page but the api is also down status.twitch.com Also an interesting anecdote: Chat messages appear to be working (mostly), but chat messages REPLIES are broken (at least from the api) The

All has recovered :)

This is the reason that building community is so critical. When AI content floods everyone’s algorithm and you can find any type of content you want, the differentiator for a consumer becomes “well, what are other people watching?” Building community and giving community a way

This is the most community-hostile decision Twitch has ever made I’m honestly shocked this was approved at any level of the business