There is a significant shift going on that people aren't realizing. The days of the "platform" being a monopoly over users is coming to an end. The cost of running a website, even a bandwidth heavy website is going lower. As major social networks and platforms crack down on controversial content, these communities don't vanish. They simply move to some other place. In the conservative community this idea of "censorship" is increasing to the point where it is becoming a serious movement. Many alternatives to mainstream media are actually gaining a decent userbase. Here is what is going on that I can see:
Twitter is replaced by parler
Youtube is replaced by bitchute
Reddit subs are replaced by thedonald.win (you can get your sub hosted by them now)
Twitch is replaced by dlive
Just to show you the growth of some of these platforms. Just look at the growth of thedonald.win. Apparently it is ranked at something like 1,250 for the USA by Alexa. That's staggering considering this website is only a few years old.
If you are a web entrepreneur, take note because there is a growing market for "conservative" or "censorship-free" social media now.