It's been this way for years. I remember when reddit started getting influxes of highschoolers.

Don't get me wrong, everyone should have a voice. That being said, I'm not sure most teenagers are really able to fully participate or advise on a lot of topics. For example, most teenagers won't be able have solid marriage advice, nor will most of them have hands on experience working.

One of the worst examples that comes to mind was this thread on AITA where the parent was wondering if selling the car that they promised their son to keep a roof over ther head was immoral. For context, the father died a long time ago, and they had bad medical bills to pay. It was pretty easy to spot the lack of nuance in the comments on that thread, I have to tell ya. Shelter isn't something that you're really OK without. Many people seemed to think it wasn't necessary, and that a teenager needed a car (that wasn't in his name) more than he needed a roof over his head. I was flabbergasted, to be honest.