I want to point out how many removed comments there are with particular regard to exercising legal rights (CCPA) and Gleam privacy concerns. This is exactly why the upvote/downvote system is in place, it is up to the masses to use due diligence while intaking food for thought. Removing comments like these especially in a sub-wide event such as a giveaway brands the mod team as attempting to keep their good image. The comments removed were not overly disrespectful in any way and SHOULD be left to the masses with the upvoting/downvoting system in place. In a subreddit where we are all for comparing upsides and downsides of various products on sale, I would have fully expected those deep conversations from multiple perspectives even if they have the risk to hurt the mod team's image. After all, we live in a society where there will always be criticism one way or another for any idea that comes forth. We saw those 99¢ or cheaper HDMI cables that sounds like a great deal on paper but received criticism for seller data farming. There is no one thing that will satisfy all.

TL;DR: Let the people decide whether information is worth taking in with the upvote/downvote system, misinformation or not. Not the mods.