I know this idea is nearly 10 years old - but if anyone stumbles upon it, you can do so by going to https://twitch.tv/moderator - shows you all the places that are live that you mod for!

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People should see who they mod for and be able to unmod themselves if they see fit. ♥️

eso ya esta

https://www.twitch.tv/moderator/

Please fix the page so we can scroll down to see all the chans who flag us as mods. i want to know if I am being called on for help and not even know. I should be allowed to see who has given me the power and may feel i snubbed them by not knowing. this is important that we be given autonomy over who gives us mod power and not. We should have the right to refuse and the right to know.

I know I mod for way more channels than just 5 yet the Twitch.tv/moderator link only shows 5. I think it needs fixing folks

To finish this feature, add a offline list to https://www.twitch.tv/moderator/
(For the recap based comments: the mod stat is just wrong)

Afaik I'm only a mod on 1 channel but my twitch recap say's I'm modded in 8, wtf?

so Twitch claims I moderate in 8 channels, but 3rd party tools only list 4. I really want to know who the other 4 are. 1 may have gone inactive earlier this year; that leaves 3. I can think of 2 others that have almost never been active... is the last one myself? was I added as a mod somewhere, unaware?

Being a moderator on many channels can be busy work, some people end up modded in more channels than they can actively remember, or streamers may go on long breaks,
Being able to see a list of all channels you are modded in (and perhaps sorted based on which ones are Online) may not help the average user, but it could be very beneficial to those who are actively trying to help moderate for many.

That and my Twitch Recap says I'm modded on 15 channels and I wanna see what it means.

It looks like there is a third party website that can do this: https://modlookup.3v.fi/

It seems nuts that this isn't possible for yourself (though it makes sense that you wouldn't want to make it so, e.g. abusive users can see every channel you're a mod on to harass you there). At the least, I want to be able to check where I'm a mod, and demod myself from places I don't want to be listed as a mod anymore.

Why be a moderator if you don't know the channels where you moderate?

you can already do this but an editor

well? is this a thing yet?

Just seems too insignificant for Twitch to bother with. I mean it might be neat to have some kind of indicator in chat to remind you you're a mod, but that's it.

It would be beneficial as someone who mods 50+ channels and follows 1000, it's nice to have a list of the channels that I should view as a priority to watch or at least check on. Sometimes people will make me a mod & not mention it, so when I do go in there I'm surprised to see the sword. With the list I probably would have stopped in more often. Like channels have /mods to see the moderators, it'd be nice for moderators to know where they are a mod.

Could you elaborate? How would this be beneficial?

This is a good idea!