That is very sad, and it's not the fault of the kinksters or sex workers, it's Reddit's fault for not implementing any meaningful verification and then deciding to go public for rea$on$.

This is the unfortunate reality with doing business online, you are at the whims of these companies. Everytime the YouTube algorithm changes a bunch of channels die. As for sex work, when onlyfans temporarily changed it's policies a bunch of creators got forced off of the website.