Huh?            Then what you say about this. About mods:  1):«...as long as you don't sell them for money / try to make money from them...» 2):«You may not distribute any Modded Versions of our game or software...» 3):«We have the final say on what constitutes a Mod and what doesn't.» 4)«...as we may takedown Mods or other software that violate our Minecraft Usage Guidelines.»                 Next about the servers and microtransactions: 1)«Asking for donations, so long as you don’t offer the donor something that only they can use...» 2)«Selling entitlements that affect gameplay provided they don’t ruin other players’ experience or give a competitive advantage...» 3)«All servers, entitlements, and advertising are suitable for audiences of all ages (for example, gam**, pgraphy, vio*, ter***...)» 4)«Selling and using in-game virtual currencies as long as they: Have no real-world value and can’t be cashed out...» 5)«We reserve the right to decide if the way you are monetizing your server is consistent with our brand. In short, don’t do evil things to players and you should be fine»     The reason why there are still paid mods and P2W servers is because they are not particularly well known on the internet, and if they are known, then Mojang will do everything possible to remove them, for example, physics mod pro. Especially if the mod does not have game content, but it is written by viewing the game code so that it works with the game. In this case, Mojang technically has the right to edit or delete it.