I understand what you're saying, but if Reddit didn't want people to use Tor, they would just put a block, instead they created the site in Onion, an indication that they want to promote this type of navigation.

At least I or hypothesized this when I was proposed to switch to the Onion site

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I'm not sure either, but users themselves claimed that they were perma banned from Reddit when they used it with Tor. As far as I know, it's only meant to browse anonymously and to make throwaway accounts; that's what I was told as well. Anyway, I may still be wrong, as Reddit is not what it was a few years back. All transparency is gone, and I can't trust them much.

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Reddit, Tor, Shadowban and other srtrange issue

I'm not sure either, but users themselves claimed that they were perma banned from Reddit when they used it with Tor. As far as I know, it's only meant to browse anonymously and to make throwaway accounts; that's what I was told as well. Anyway, I may still be wrong, as Reddit is not what it was a few years back. All transparency is gone, and I can't trust them much.
