So I was made the new owner 2 months ago and was never told about it. Nearly all of the permissions were set to owner only and the group visibility was set to request-to-join.

I went ahead and changed the group to public and made those permissions available to officers and moderators and promoted some people that I trust.

Nullifier: mod -> officer
Duncdaddi: regular -> officer
KeyFade: regular -> moderator
retard1*: regular -> moderator
Pritster: moderator -> officer
eidolon: regular -> moderator

* the " ௌ௵ௌ" dude

Second sweep:

curry: regular -> mod
TSTAB: fired

curry: wasn't sure if it was curry.

TSTAB: this may be controversial. I demoted TSTAB to a regular member. The reason goes back to the fact that he blocked/banned me from everything he has power over (e.g. his twitch channel, discord, reddit, et al.), and he refuses to explain why. To me, his unfair treatment of me demonstrates that he cannot be trusted in a position of power and for that reason, I cannot, in good conscience, keep him as a mod. I was actually going to keep him as a mod, but when I thought about why I wouldn't promote him to officer, I realized that I actually don't trust him. This isn't a revenge move (if I were that petty, I'd just ban him from the group). I just think it's a bad idea to put him in a position of power.