Is this use case allowed?

[bdi]

Hey, would I be able to fetch all current live streamers and create a public chat room tied to every Twitch streamer’s name?

Meaning a user can searched “Kai Cenat”, they could join that room, see his profile (if Kai is live + what he’s streaming, viewer count, etc) and send chat messages with other users within Kai’s room?

So every streamer would have a public room that gets created upon data fetch. A user could search any streamer on Twitch and see a public room they can join. Would this be allowed or no?

Or would the streamer have to manually create said room?

[BarryCarlyon]

@bdi

Hey, would I be able to fetch all current live streamers and create a public chat room tied to every Twitch streamer’s name?

Meaning a user can searched “Kai Cenat”, they could join that room, see his profile (if Kai is live + what he’s streaming, viewer count, etc) and send chat messages with other users within Kai’s room?

This is basically the same as people going to a discord or DM’s or somewhere that isn’t chat to talk to other people about the live stream.

@bdi

So every streamer would have a public room that gets created upon data fetch. A user could search any streamer on Twitch and see a public room they can join. Would this be allowed or no?

Off hand nothing I can think of would disallow this*

*this is my opinion