They folded most of the features into normal youtube so that you can subscribe to your favorite gamer and your favorite baker and your favorite vlogger and so forth
Do you automatically become an Affiliate at a certain point? I'm just wondering if you can try to grow your audiance with ReStream, and then once you get a solid base, you move to just Twitch as an Affiliate?
That's true, I was mainly referring to those starting out but I should have clarified that.
Damn, poor Mixer.It's a 2% decline, and looking at the picture below, I think they'll be fine. Not nearly as dramatic as the title seems to imply lol.
That's my thought as well. Why, if I was a new streamer, would I want to immediately start competing for viewers with Tim and Ninja and Summ1t, when I could go somewhere like YT Gaming and Mixer or apparently DLive (first I've heard of this) where competition is much lower and it's much easier to get exposure?
The more you stream on Twitch, gain an audience and so on, you'll eventually get the chance to become an affiliate.
Depends on your goal, what you want to achieve as a streamer. If you want to be an Affiliate or Partner on Twitch for example, you cannot stream on multiple platforms at the same time, it's against Twitch's rules and TOS. Furthermore, you have to wait at least 24 hours before uploading your past stream to another platform.
You get the ability to sign up to be one (just providing information). I don't recall seeing anything about content needing to be exclusive to Twitch though. I could have forgotten by now/things have changed though.
