Marcel

And because they "seem" big, people don't click because they assume they're going to get lost in the crowd. What do? How do you survive?

If Twitch isn't able to find a solution, then it lies in the community. But people are afraid to share their audience and help each other.

I didn't get to where I am by myself. I've been lucky to make friends with incredibly awesome people who shared my content.

Every Partner received a shout out at some point, but folks view this admission as weakness. Why? Getting help doesn't negate your effort.

I've been having this internal dialog for the past year as I watch my own numbers dwindle. It helps to see I'm not alone in my frustration.

It's a very difficult problem to solve and one we think about a lot. Communities is an attempt to broaden discovery options, for instance.

Hosting, IMO, is by far one of the best tools we've built that facilitates discovery agnostic of viewcount.

We also make a very concerted effort to feature up-and-coming and smaller streamers on Twitch Weekly and on the front page, every week.