How To Add Mods On Twitch

1. Twitch Mod Add Command

. Be respectful. Targeted harassment or abuse towards anyone will not be tolerated. No racism, sexism, homophobia or other hate based speech. Calling out users in a negative way is not allowed. Providing enough information to cause a witch-hunt of a user is not permitted.

Unhelpful and/or unconstructive comments may be removed. Respect the rules. Do not encourage users to break any subreddit rules. Follow reddiquette. Anyone found to be not doing so will be reported to Reddit admins. Follow the Twitch Terms of Service. Failure to do so may result in a report filed against your Twitch account.

When you start a game (existing world or new world), the mod will automatically be applied. If you don't want to use the mod anymore, you can switch back to the Minecraft profile in the launcher by clicking the 'Profile' arrow, clicking Minecraft, and clicking PLAY. Deleting a mod file from the 'mods' folder will remove the mod from Minecraft.

Anyone who submits anything illegal will be instantly banned. By posting to, you accept these rules and accept that subreddit moderators reserve the right to remove posts at their discretion. Follow thread-specific rules given in distinguished posts or comments by subreddit moderators. No personal ads or unapproved third-party ads. Do not post Twitch channel links with the intention of promoting yourself or someone else. This includes signing your name at the end of submissions.

You should not create posts with the intention of looking for feedback or collaborations. You should submit these to the designated monthly threads. Twitch experience threads should go in the monthly “Month-in-Review” threads. Promotions of services which the subreddit already offers (e.g. Twitch communities and Discord servers) will be removed. You should not advertise your services as a post.

You should instead submit a comment to the “Twitch Services Megathread”. Referral links are not allowed in posts or comments.

Twitch Mod Add Command

AMAs require express permission from a moderator via modmail. Third-party advertisements require express permission from a moderator via modmail.

Giveaways are prohibited except for those from corporations who have been given express permission via modmail. Submissions about official matters will be removed. Discussions about a Twitch suspension, whether it is your own or somebody else’s, will be removed. Submissions which are reporting users will be removed. You should instead use the on-site tool. User-specific problems about Twitch Support responses will be removed.

There is nothing we can do to help here, unfortunately. Appeals or complaints about chat bans will be removed. You should discuss this with the owner of the channel and their moderators. Enquiries on submitted Twitch Partnership and Affiliation applications or pending payments will be removed. No spam.

All content should be relevant to Twitch. will be removed. You should use the search function before posting. Text posts must have a body which elaborates on the title.

Link dumps in text posts will be removed. Do not repost the same topics numerous times. Only are allowed to be used in link posts.

Titles of submissions must summarise the contents effectively. Bots may be banned if they are inappropriate for the subreddit. Submissions should be made in English only.

Twitch Clips must be appropriate for the subreddit. Do not post clips from your own channel. These belong in the Bi-Weekly Clip Contests, which can be found on the sidebar. Clips submitted should be drama-free and non-toxic. A clip should not be posted more than once in a short space of time. You should not continually post clips from the same streamers.Thanks to and Conceptional for the art!Link flair icons made by on, licensed under Creative Commons 3.0.

Clip Contest: AMA. Introduction and CredibilityHello and welcome to this guide on how, as a broadcaster, to manage your moderators.My name is Formal and I moderate twitch chats of between 10 to 6,000 average concurrent viewers. I have no experience as an admin, op, or moderator outside of twitch, as I am fairly young and missed the message board craze. Still, I can safely say that I know enough about this topic to give a good guide.However, do take this as subjective advice, and if it does not help, I apologize.Note that this is not a moderation guide: there are plenty of guides out there and I highly recommend you check out as well as the twitch if a moderation guide is what you were after.This is a guide for broadcasters on how to recruit, manage, and sustain good moderators with minimal effort.

Why Do You CareGood moderators are the #1 way to keep you happy and sane.- Moderators are an integral part of twitch chat.- Moderators keep the chat healthy, clean, and following your standards.- Moderators allow you to focus on what you want to do: play games, talk to cool chatters, draw, sculpt, mix music, whatever it is you like to do on stream.But why even bother with this guide? Aren't moderators supposed to do things for you? Why do you need to manage them? That's too much work!Well, think of a robotic assembly line. It's beautiful, efficient, has great output and requires no manpower. The assembly line is your mod team, and the output is your dream chat.