So, reddit supports reddit mods, that offer free, uncompensated labor for subreddit communities. And no one questions that, or how subreddits can skew opinion

So, reddit supports reddit mods, that offer free, uncompensated labor for subreddit communities. And no one questions that, or how subreddits can skew opinion or possible conflict of interest with some mods directly referring or supporting paid content while masquarading as if they aren't related to the product. Or, mods that dictate art isn't art, or that an artist didn't create something. As much as I do enjoy how the Internet flourished because of 230, I don't enjoy how there is no transparency in someone who can shape content of an online community, especially forwarding their own opinions/thoughts or have their own agenda. I don't see how the above issue of Reddit mods conflict of interests is not a 230 issue.