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On the NSFW profile: There's a one-off rule set in place, as best I can tell. If you've ever participated in a post or community that's NSFW / quarantined / etc, even if your content itself was not NSFW or if the thread/community was SFW at the time but was later marked NSFW / quarantined, and even if you've since deleted your content or it was removed by mods, your profile will be marked as NSFW. At least, that's how it appeared to work back in the day.
If you are 100% certain that you've never posted in an NSFW / quarantined thread/community and that nothing you've ever participation has since had a status change, then that might actually be evidence that there was some suspicious activity. No guarantee, of course, but for example if someone hacked into your account then posted a bunch of Only Fans shit that was quickly removed, it might lead to the locked account and the NSFW designation.
Granted, I'm not saying that you didn't get banned for the anti-reddit comments and out-reach. I do know that anti-reddit comments aren't necessarily automatically deleted / removed and accounts aren't guaranteed to be banned for it. Usually, it seems like that's reserved for cases where, objectively speaking, the comment was rule-breaking (common themes being abusive lanugage / name calling) or otherwise off-topic. I've seen numerous comments on Reddit talking about Lemmy, linking to Lemmy, as well as to other alternatives, even speaking unfavorably of Reddit and its dear leader, that stay up and are left untouched. But we also all know that all it takes is one prickly admin or ceo to take personal offense. Nature of the internet being what it is.