I don't think all of imgflip should be affected by msmgs problems. Another solution could be to just have more requierments for mod, like must have been in msmg for a certain time, have mod experience from the past and so on or have some sort of online test for mod that every mod has to do once in a while.

Actually EAM is a stream I was targeting, too. Why does everyone have mod? Most of them don’t need or use it.

Plus they made the owner limit decision because of MSMG, too. But I do think this would benefit other streams that casualize moderating.

Having 25 mods would pretty much kill it off. More mods make it more alive and active.

80% of the images are from 3 people on that stream anyways. It’s basically just the kewlew stream.

But I do agree that we should also enforce mod requirements on top of this. Remember when people were crying about the idea of an approval quota where they thought 15 approvals a week was too much? That was laughable.

It sounds good in theory but what about people who mod dead/basically dead streams? You definitely can’t approve 15 images a week there.

For that I’m talking about just MSMG because he had brought that up for the stream.

Oh

Just the last 2 days we had 45 submissions from 20 different users. So yeah.

Most of which were from you, Iceu, JustaCheemsDoge, and SardineYoghurt.

But man, 45 images in 2 days? What a bustling stream with nonstop submissions. Definitely needs all those mods.

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Everyone has mod on the stream because it’s in the name

Perhaps make a maximum of 25 mods just so nobody can go around giving mod to anyone who asks. It makes it more of an accountability rather than a privilege.

*proceeds to have msmg lose a percentage of it's mods*

Excellent idea
I wonder who inspired it

I think the owner limit should expand to at least 15 so I can create more streams