As weird as it feels, this might actually be one of the very few cases where platforms are willing to throw users under the bus for better ad money... Youtube

As weird as it feels, this might actually be one of the very few cases where platforms are willing to throw users under the bus for better ad money... Youtube demonetizing creators with too aggressive stances is an example of that, but we also had Reddit banning whole subreddits when their sheer existence had a nefarious effect on the platform's ability to negotiate ads. When the choice comes down to more active users but lower prices offered, vs less users and better ad prices, platform tend to go for the latter I think (4/5/8 chan being exceptions)