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Are your staff volunteers or do you pay your staff? On one of my forums, I have one moderator and one secondary admin, I pay these people a percentage of AdSense earnings. I am staff on a handful of forums and I receive some sort of incentives on these forums (moderator fees or forum credits that I can withdraw or use for other services). Do you pay your staff?
 
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I have never had a paid forum moderator position. I have had paid moderation positions on other types of platforms before and it was treated as if it was a professional job. You had a schedule, paid hourly, etc. I had to actually do taxes and got a W-2! But yes, my staff are all volunteers and don't have to spend every waking day on my forum/site.
 
I don't think I've been on any forums that pay their staff per se, but I've seen staff members given rewards, such as gift cards or small token payments. I suppose it depends on your affordability and the revenue the forum generates, or if you are willing to do it out of your own pocket.
 
I've never paid staff members and they were all volunteers. Though I've always used free software so I don't think there's as much of a demand to pay people for free software as there is paid software, I could be wrong. I've only had two staff members who both retired already on my current forum, they seemed happy to volunteer at the time.
 

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