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A few things come to mind that I don’t think have been mentioned:
libreddit - a private front-end for Reddit that should avoid your traffic monetizing Reddit
Old.Reddit + uBlock - should similarly help avoid monetization by blocking ads
Ask your question on the threadiverse! - probably not as convenient as a google search but gotta start building an alternative knowledge base somewhere
The first two obviously won’t help with private subreddits, more to keep Reddit from making money by hoarding all of our data. It’s going to be a rough transition for many of us.
Teddit.net is also a good option, as it just mirrors reddit but doesn't give them any money.