Integrity arguments take a strong backseat to profitability arguments anyway; either they're entangled and the best thing for moderators and Reddit to do would

Integrity arguments take a strong backseat to profitability arguments anyway; either they're entangled and the best thing for moderators and Reddit to do would be to act ethically, or they're not entangled at all and blocking pics from non-Canon cameras is the most profitable thing for everyone, as it retains/grows the most users. Either way, Reddit provides value to users, because user retention is how Reddit makes money. Now, mods are also incentivized to retain users, rather than the current disconnect where a mod is actively disincentivized to retain users, given the additional burden users create for mods.