You have the following 14 mods in your mod list: elipsion, eternal_napalm, infinite_55, jicherty, kekon3, logviewer, madara_is_god_, moobot, nightbot, popsicolo, ratchefan12, thatanonymouse, themightyonyx, and ttv_noble. Three of these mods- logviewer, moobot, and nightbot are bots.
The following mods post in your chat less than once every week:
themightyonyx hasn't posted in your chat once this year.
jicherty has only posted in your chat two days in the last three months (equivalent to once every six weeks) and four days in the last six months (equivalent to once every six weeks). This mod has posted in chat is 3% of the number of days you've streamed in the past three and six months.
ratchefan12 has only posted in your chat two days in the last three months and ten days in the last six months (equivalent to once every three weeks). This mod has posted in the chat 3% of the number of days you've streamed in the past three months and 7% of the number of days you've streamed in the past six months.
ttv_noble has only posted in your chat two days in the past three months and twenty-one days in the last six months (equivalent to once every week) and 81% of those days were five and six months ago. This mod has posted in chat 3% of the number of days you've streamed in the past three and 15% of the number of days you've streamed in the past six months.
kekon3 has only posted in your chat seven days in the past three months (equivalent to once every two weeks) and thiry-eight days in the past six months (equivalent to once a week) and 74% of those were five and six months ago. This mod has posted in chat 11% of the number of days you've streamed in the past three months and 27% of the number of days you've streamed in the past six months.
The following mods post in your chat more than once every week:
elipsion has posted in your chat two days a week in the past three months and three days a week in the past six months. This mod has posted in chat about 50% the number of days you've streamed in the last three and six months.
popsicolo has posted in your chat three days a week in the past three months and four days a week in the past six months. This mod has posted in chat about 70% the number of days you've streamed in the last three months and 80% the number of days you've streamed in the last three months.
infinite_55 has posted in your chat four days a week in the past three and six months. This mod has posted in chat about 75% of the number of days you've streamed in the last three months and 66% of the number of days you've streamed in the last six months.
thatanonymouse has posted in your chat enough days in the past three and six months that they have posted in your chat 85% or more of the number of days you've streamed.
eternal_napalm has posted in your chat enough days in the past three and six months that they have posted in your chat over 90% of the number of days you've streamed.
madara_is_god has posted in your chat enough days in the past three and six months that they have posted in your chat over 100% of the number of days you've streamed. They have posted in your chat every day you have streamed and on days you haven't streamed.
I understand that your mods are volunteers. It's good to have volunteers. It's bad to have volunteers who consistently fail to adhere to the expectations that have been communicated to them by people in charge. I don't know what expectations you have for your mods and I would suggest attendance should become one of those expectations if it isn't already. I started out managing sixteen-year-olds at a McDonald's about a decade ago and I began managing both employees and volunteers at a small charity about four years ago. I fire one or two volunteers a year because having them around is counterproductive to our goals. The most common reason I have for firing a volunteer isn't because they stole something from the organization or because they made the organization look bad. The most common reason I have for firing a volunteer is because they never show up. Your business' goal obviously includes having a chat free of stuff that shouldn't be there. That's where your volunteers, your mods, come in. If they don't do what they're supposed to the work doesn't get done AND they reduce the morale of other mods and others in your chat.
In addition to this I would make the following slightly related recommendations: give your mods a supervisor and create some way for them to keep in touch. A supervisor in this situation probably doesn't need to tell the subordinate what to do very often if ever. A supervisor in this situation would act as a mentor. Your mods should be confident that they understand your expectations and should have someone to reach out to when they're uncertain how to proceed with something. This is going to be very important as Twitch begins the process of removing secondary chat rooms like the mod room. I'm assuming you use this Twitch feature so you should be aware it's going away and you and your mods will need a new, private place to discuss issues. Your chat should never see disagreements between mods or between you and mods.
I am posting this on a burner account because even though as a community member I have a problem with them as mods for not showing up, I still like some of these people as community members.
