as someone spending fair bit of time watching streams on the site for much longer than Shear's tenure, i had no clue who was running the show. unlike the leader

as someone spending fair bit of time watching streams on the site for much longer than Shear's tenure, i had no clue who was running the show. unlike the leadership at youtube, an average viewer had no such visibility of what's happening behind the scenes. and that too, during the most interesting few years twitch has had. people have already listed out the bad parts, but simultaneously the site has broken several (albeit self-set) records. it is crazy how so many people from mainstream media have interacted in the site, yet it is riddled with a lot of fundamental issues. good luck to whomever takes over.