I've volunteered in crisis intervention and mental health coaching for a decade or so and this is a major part of certain communities.

When ED issues come up, especially in teens, concerning topics are usually (not limited to)

-How to hide it better from your parents/friends

-how to be more efficient at it

-selfies of teens showing dangerously low body fat as "goals"

-shaming of people for eating (at all)

-coaching people who are vulnerable from other conditions into ED as a way to feel better.

Bear in mind in some cases were talking about people who will be trying to hide that all they consume is (relatively common amount) half a small orange and 1 egg white a day and as little water as possible.

It's not 'dieting'. It's a mental health condition that, untreated, leads to death.

Glorifications of eating disorders. That is very dangerous content, especially for minors. If you want more information: https://www.klicksafe.de/en/verherrlichung-von-essstoerungen

Do you think there is no ability to form a consensus on what is harmful content, or that the community has no right to discourage or remove content they have decided is harmful?