What your seeing isn’t a result, it is just a feature of Duck duck go that gives you a quick summary of something pulled for Wikipedia. Looks like the filtering forgot to block that feature.

This has been a thing for awhile. Bing/Duck Duck go just have a blanket ban on the search peer tube to block any adult content.

Some places if you just change your search restrictions from strict to moderate you will get results but apparently not every where.

I could see this being useful on a per community basis. Or something that a moderator could turn on and off.

For example on a political or news community during an election. It might be worth while to turn captcha on.

Don’t give Reddit credit. It existed long before Reddit and will continue to exist long after Reddit. 69 will always be the funny sex number!

Tell me when it is 69% so I can say nice.

Make a metric fuckton of money from people who are using a third-party client specifically to protect themselves from Reddit’s increasingly-toxic attempts at monetizing their participation?

I think they are looking at all of the AI companies who will need massive amounts of data to train AI. Those companies are just getting buckets of money being dumped on them so they don’t care how much the API will cost.