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Kyu kian kii rozi roti chin rahe?
FTR, Kian is the owner of LegallyIndia.com; being the moderator would result in being subordinate to him.
Although I wonder, kisne phuk ke baithi hai...
But on a serious note, I don't think that the current mod is doing justice to the role. He is basically doing nothing to increase the reach—no collaborations, no competitions, nothing.
They're not even rolling out the envisioned plan for the website, where there could've been tags for queries raised, for example: "corporate lawyers", "litigation", "law school", "politics", etc.
I know that there are some legal issues with publishing news, but that shouldn't stop them from conducting survey-oriented polls that could atleast keep the audience engaged, like what OS do they use or what should be the golden number for retiring according to the folks here. So much potential seems to go in vain ngl.
PS: I'm not the OP but even I was wondering if there could've been a way to intern at LI.