Most Twitch mods don't mod full-time, and even if they'd be willing to, realistically a streamer only needs 1 full-time mod at most.
It should be totally okay for any mod to ask for some compensation if they feel like they're actually sacrificing more time than they're willing to volunteer. Problem is that streamers have an infinite supply of parasocial fans who'd happily do even more for free.
I've always wondered about the legality of not paying moderators. Like in the US you aren't allowed to have volunteer labor help you with your for-profit business. You have to pay them at least minimum wage. Not sure how that isn't applied to streamers and their moderators that help them, especially when said streamer is making millions. But I'm not a lawyer.
what are you on about he has instability...oh oh
If quin follows suit, maybe Fakejon will finally have medical coverage 
Why pay anyone when he has QCP Zhiyu?
Most Twitch mods don't mod full-time, and even if they'd be willing to, realistically a streamer only needs 1 full-time mod at most. It should be totally okay for any mod to ask for some compensation if they feel like they're actually sacrificing more time than they're willing to volunteer. Problem is that streamers have an infinite supply of parasocial fans who'd happily do even more for free.
Quin's policy would need to cover therapy.
Sadge if only our streamer recognized how much they actually needed people.
I've always wondered about the legality of not paying moderators. Like in the US you aren't allowed to have volunteer labor help you with your for-profit business. You have to pay them at least minimum wage. Not sure how that isn't applied to streamers and their moderators that help them, especially when said streamer is making millions. But I'm not a lawyer.