It’s not censorship if some admins (private persons) decide they don’t want it. Try discussing Windows topics in a Linux subreddit. If I had a blog with commen

It’s not censorship if some admins (private persons) decide they don’t want it. Try discussing Windows topics in a Linux subreddit. If I had a blog with comment function and someone writes a comment I don’t like I’m not forced to publish it. It’s the same situation. The solution is of course decentralization and self hosting communities and not blaming reddit for decisions of individual admins.