It would be awesome if we could check when a user started modding a channel and when they stopped.

if we could check when a user started modding a channel and when they stopped.

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Really hope this gets published soon as its super annoying to require a broadcaster token for every channel, to check whether the bot might be a moderator or not, and would be such a hassle to do all this to then have to get a negative result in most channels. Would be so much easier to just have the list of channels that my bot mods for, ready to go, to check against before performing mod-only actions.

echoing @gnomor0sa comment. "user moderated" or "user unmoderated" as events would be nice, especially outside of needing Streamer token.

I just checked and it looks like https://www.twitch.tv/moderator has been updated to show all channels that you mod for! I had some others check and they got the same results. Thanks to whomever got this setup. This looks like we are moving closer to having the original request!

It would be awesome if we could check when a user started modding a channel and when they stopped.

Thanks for the update / consideration!

since there is underlying complexity, would a potential interim solution be the https://www.twitch.tv/moderator listing both live / offline channels for an individual? Meaning the logged in person can see all the channels they are a mod for?

Currently it only lists live channels, and I think only up to 3 live channels.

Completely agree with every aspect of this.

I have to admit it's a little disheartening that this feature hasn't seen actual interest from the team.

Instead frivolous things like "Extend Clips API to provide the MP4 url so editors can automate downloads" and "Allow channel moderators to control polls/predictions over the API" see less votes and have been up for less time, but are actively being considered/worked on...

Due to Twitch's recent API Updates a 3rd party site that provided a list of Moderation channels per username can no longer provide the amazing service it was.

There is a need to be able to look up the channels someone mods for such as being able to confirm a references list for Mod Applications. It is also a super huge need in order to find out where we have personally been modded since sometimes we get given moderation access without being told and so we can't help if we don't know.

Since Twitch has been offering sword data in the yearly recaps, I am hoping that this means that we can expect a way to confirm the swords someone has is being developed inside of the platform.

I support this idea! 3vi is useful to find out all the channels I mod for (I mod for 17+). and can quickly update filters! Please make this possible!

yes pls

+1 Without it many important tools will not be usable anymore

I support this idea! 3vi is useful to find out all the channels I mod for (I mod for 20+). and can quickly update filters! Please make this possible!

It would be helpful if you can retrieve this information in the future

Please add this feature 💙
Beeing able to ask "Where is User X Moderator" or "Where Is User X a VIP", we could use the information to evaluate an account besides only "Get User X", "Which followers has User X" and "Who is User X following"

please

Yes please! I mod for a lot of channels and this is useful for me to know who I mod for!! As well as keep a list across the channels for blocked and suspicious users

YES

I find this very useful for checking where I've got a sword so I can update the blocklist of keywords that spambots use across twitch and try keep ahead of it. I support this idea!