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Twitter is filled with porn and racism but still has payment processing and ads. 4chan has payment processing. I don't think this is a universal truth. It's more like some sites purposefully chose to have strict guidelines for whatever reasons.
This was posted on tumblr where trans people being suspended by staff with no good reason is a fairly regular occurrence
"Sorry guys, the ad people don't like it." was just an excuse, the real goal was censorship of the web.
If Corporations are allowed to set the rules as to what gets talked about and what can't be mentioned, it's easier to flood the net with advertisements for their products.
Good luck finding a Pepsi ad on Twitter lol