In the Go world it is quite common for streamers to rotate between the different servers. It adds a layer of interest since each server has a different pool of

In the Go world it is quite common for streamers to rotate between the different servers. It adds a layer of interest since each server has a different pool of players with different styles in general. For example, PandaNet (IGS) is known for hosting passive, territorial players, while Tygem is known for aggressive players that fight over everything, while OGS is known for principled players. Sometimes you even see streamers playing on one server while using other servers’ clients for reviewing a game they played on a completely server. I take it from this discussion that this is not so common in the chess world. If that is the case, then chess is missing out.