If a pool with high minimum payout stops servicing a coin (XVG), is has to payout the miners in the same moment or...
Each and every sh*tcoin around can be hacked, forked or f*cked up some other way or simply die forever, at any arbitrary moment, taking along all its earnings, payments, wallets, etc. It's a part of the current cryptocurrency gambling. No sane pool-owner would guarantee the opposite or take any responsibility of that unlucky sh*tcoin's devs.
However zergpool's owner could deactivate that XVG coin a bit earlier, not waiting for several hours.
I also think that if the coin had been disabled as it happened immediately on ahashpool there would not have been so many angry miners with so many lost hours of mining.
The owner takes 0,5% pool fee even if it advertises everywhere, even in the title of this thread that the pool is 0% and this is not true : ZERGPOOL.com - NEW!Multialgo, autoexchange, 0% fee, <<< not true, and disappointing late action taken after 6 hours
The owner of the pool is the one that supposed to disable XVG because he takes the fee and miners lost money because of this lack of action.