How To Add Comments On Twitch As A Mod?

Do you want to know how to add comments on Twitch as a mod? Here we are, and we’ll show you how to do that in this article. We’ll begin by defining moderators and their functions on the Twitch channel. Before continuing, we have covered everything you need about Twitch VIPs. So, without further ado, let us begin with how to add comments on Twitch as a MOD.

What Is A Moderator On Twitch?

An active live stream that is starting to get some popularity needs moderators. They are the police who will deal with dishonest people, sometimes referred to as Internet trolls. Moderators are present to put these trolls in their place by preventing them from engaging in toxic conduct intended to elicit negative responses from trolls. Additionally, they act as a community leader when streamers are too busy producing high-quality content to attend to each member personally.

Also, find this blog which explains how to make someone a MOD on Twitch.

What Are Twitch Moderator Commands?

Here we will discuss the list of commands a MOD can use on chats. Let’s say you’re using Twitch for live broadcasting. You want to be able to interact with everyone now that you’ve managed to amass a following. So let us see what each command means and what it does.

Nearly the majority of the instructions have a forward slash, or “/”. However, it will filter out the command suggestions when specific terms are followed by a forward slash. We have listed down the list of commands a MOD can use on chat.

How To Make A Command On Twitch As A MOD?

1. /announce- when a MOd wants to highlight a message
2. /monitor- when a MOD starts monitoring a user’s messages
3. /unmonitor- As the name suggests when a MOD stops monitoring a user’s messages.
4. /restrict- when a MOD restricts a user’s message
5. /unrestrict- when a MOD unrestricts a user’s message
6. /timeout- Through the optional, the command also permits banning for a certain period of time. You can temporarily ban someone from the chat room with this command; the default duration is 10 minutes.
7. /slow- You may use this command to control how frequently chat room participants can send messages.
8. / followers- With this command,  moderators can limit chat to all of your followers or just part of them, depending on how long they have been following you — from 0 minutes (all followers) to 3 months.
9. /clear- this command clears chat history
10. /uniquechat- prevents spam messages
11. / emoteonly- messages with 100% emotes are allowed on the chat.
12. /poll- create a new poll
13. /requests- This command manages custom reward requests.

Conclusion

To add comments on Twitch as a MOD it is necessary to add a forward slash ‘/’ followed by the command. The above-mentioned commands are for all moderators and broadcasters. Apart from this, there are certain other basic commands available to all platform users, while some are only used by the channel editor. That might be a separate blog that we can cover later. Meanwhile, find out if Twitch’s private stream is possible or not!