along with the strong censoring that has occurred on reddit throughout the years, they have now removed r/all from the app and while using a desktop/laptop browser. instead of being able to stumble upon new subreddits you never knew existed, it wants to curate what you’re allowed to see
Reddit wants to curate content you’re allowed to see that is suitable to their advertising clients. Ad money and where it is spent controls the general viability of what content gets seen by a large number of people.
Publishing at the extremes both left and right is generally built off private funding. Brands only want their logos on the safe cookie cutter spaces of the internet. Same with television.
Ad money is easily the largest form of censorship we regularly encounter.