>Reddit is a privately owned business that moderators access as public users under agreement by a terms of service document. There isn't exactly a bright line

>Reddit is a privately owned business that moderators access as public users under agreement by a terms of service document. There isn't exactly a bright line in this regard as what's to be considered paid work as multifactor tests of one kind or another are used, but Reddit being a for-profit business (versus being a non-profit or government entity) has the least level of protection against subsequent claims for unpaid wages from volunteers and FLSA rights cannot be waived. In other words with wage claims regarding volunteer work, being a for-profit corporation is a negative not a positive as that works against an entity.