Improve and speed up the review process for Add-Ons

[Steeltent]

I just read a Bluesky thread by the developer of the very popular extension FrankerFaceZ where he shares his frustration with a long and failed add-on review process for an important update. 

In theory a review of those updates is a great idea, in practice it's too slow and tedious. That's the gist of it.

Maybe as a quick fix the developers could mark some updates as important repair releases so they get a fast-tracked review process?

Or (if this isn't already the case) updates to extensions with a large user base could be prioritized reviews? It's not exactly fair to smaller devs but I think it makes sense to keep the developers of popular extensions (and their user!) happy.

[Jon]

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[Murasaki]

Greed with Steel. It is ridiculous on how long the new updates are locking out the frankerfacez addons, including the Enhancing Add on which is crucial to have FFZ run ideally.

This fight btwn devs is dumb. FFZ devs have nothing malicious intended for anyone; nothing but a more positive experience for those using Twitch.