Twitch sensation Blaire "QTCinderella" took the streaming community by storm by announcing the return of The Streamer Awards. She shared a one-minute, 45-second-long clip showing many popular content creators talking about last year's award function.QTCinderella@qtcinderella14485858https://t.co/7d8O4pGzp9The announcement attracted quite a lot of fan reactions, with YouTube Gaming star Ludwig saying:"It's back."ludwig@LudwigAhgren@qtcinderella ITS BACK22136@qtcinderella ITS BACKPopular streamers and community react to The Streamer Awards announcementSome of the most well-known streaming personalities reacted to QTCinderella's announcement of the new edition of The Streamer Awards.YouTube Gaming content creator Leslie "Fuslie" commented: leslie@fuslie@qtcinderella LET'S GOOOOOOOO!! IT'S BACK!!!!5933@qtcinderella LET'S GOOOOOOOO!! IT'S BACK!!!!Twitch streamer Connor "ConnorEatsPants" expressed his sentiments with an emoji:connor@ConnorEatsPants@qtcinderella 5571@qtcinderella 🐐Twitch personality Alluux was ecstatic about the upcoming event:✨Alluux@alluux_@qtcinderella IM SO EXCITED EEEE94@qtcinderella IM SO EXCITED EEEE https://t.co/2wERSaeYfrThree-time Super Smash Bros. champion Juan "Hungrybox" said:hungrybox 🏆🏆🏆🇦🇷@LiquidHbox@qtcinderella who’s award am I accepting this time732@qtcinderella who’s award am I accepting this timeSome of the more relevant fan reactions were along these lines:Lulu@LuluLuvely@qtcinderella Let’s go!! Can’t wait!150@qtcinderella Let’s go!! Can’t wait!The Dude@Sneegsnag@qtcinderella I promise I can make it this year502@qtcinderella I promise I can make it this yearminx@JustaMinx@qtcinderella huge3511@qtcinderella huge💖ironmouse😈VSHOJO💖@ironmouse@qtcinderella LETS GOOO! CANT WAIT!32@qtcinderella LETS GOOO! CANT WAIT!Alexandra Botez@alexandrabotez@qtcinderella Let’s go!!!!!2021@qtcinderella Let’s go!!!!!What's new in this year's Streamer Awards?QTCinderella revealed that The Streamer Awards 2023 will take fan votes on categories. According to the official website, this year's awards ceremony will be divided into three phases, with the first involving viewers selecting a game of their choice to "get their own award category." This will commence on January 19, 2023, and end on January 27, 2023. An excerpt from the official website read:"Last year's show featured some fan-favorite games as categories. This year, we want to take it one step further by asking you to choose which games get their own award category."The second phase will be "nominations," which will begin on January 30, 2023, and last until February 11, 2023. The fan-submitted nominations will be aggregated during this phase. They will determine the final nominations for the voting phase:"The viewer-submitted nominations are aggregated to determine the final nominees for the voting phase. Also, one nominee in each category is chosen by our panel - owners of esports and content organizations, commentators, writers, journalists, and other veterans of the live streaming and entertainment industry."The final phase will be "voting," in which viewers and panel members will vote for the final nominees. The voting period will begin on February 18, 2023, and end on March 4, 2023:"The award winners are determined using a weighted combination of the popular vote (70%) and panelists' vote (30%), to give a voice to fans but still maintain integrity."The results will be announced on March 12, 2023 (Sunday), during The Streamer Awards. The in-person event will be livestreamed on QTCinderella's Twitch channel.Streamer Awards' past winnersLast year's ceremony included 25 categories, with Ludwig taking home the coveted Streamer of the Year award.Other winners included Pokimane, who received the Legacy Award, Tarik, who received the Best FPS Streamer award, and Mizkif, who won the Best Just Chatting Streamer award. Minecraft was named Best Game of the Year.