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- Lauren Johnston, Executive Editor, Yahoo News U.S.
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Article titled "Freakish eel-like sea creature shows up on Australian beach" has profanity within the teaser!?!?!?
Whatever algorithm you are using to bring in news articles should exclude any with 4 letter words. Especially in the teaser!!!
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I will be Blocking Yahoo from all our computers due to the vulgar language that is being used on here now. Children can see this sight.
The vulgar language being used on Yahoo here recently is tasteless and void of any class at all. Yahoo is now blocked from all my computers.
I have noticed the trend of very progressive & "poor" journalism on Yahoo news. The language is merely a byproduct of the amateur and dumbed downed writings. -
Remove profanity
Make sure there is not profanity published on the news home page, like article, "Freakish eel-like sea creature shows up on Australian beach" that included one of the most offensive words in the first line of the article. Found at 0900 on 16 February 2016.
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Horoscope
where's the horoscopes?
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Bad grammar makes me immediately stop reading and dismiss the articles entirely.
Can someone at YAHOO use spell and grammar check before posting articles? It makes me think that you are too ignorant to know what you are writing about.
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Bad grammar
It would be helpful if you used proper grammar as some deluded souls actually believe what is written online or in a newspaper is correct. Return back is very common - and annoying!!
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might be a spelling mistake
ok you have named the now approaching hurricane joaquim. Is that a German name? and if so that is not the correct way to spell it.
the correct spelling , if it is the German name is Joachim. -
OK I ALL OF A SUDDEN STARTED GET THE ADS IN FRONT OF THE VIDEO CLIPS IN SPANISH ILL DELETE MY YAHOO AND BLOCK ANYTHING YAHOO IF THIS **** KE
STOP WITH THE SPanish ads
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Now did I stammer, work on that grammar
Delete the accounts of people that don't know the difference between 'your' and 'you're'.. or 'there', 'their', and 'they're'.
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If you are going to have a news story about a monkey we should be able to type the word "monkey" in the comment section.
If the story is about a monkey then we might have a legitimate reason for typing the word "monkey" in the comment section. The same goes for "****" when its attached to sapien and body part words when they are relevant to the article. In fact, if the word is in the dictionary it should be considered a legitimate word.
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DON"T EVER POST SPANISH ARTICLES ON MY WEB SITE.
IF YOU CAN'T CONTROL YOURSELVS THEN PROVIDE A "LANGUAGE" FEATURE ON YOUR WEBSITE AND A CORRESPONDING "LANGUAGE" FLAG ON THE FILES YOU POST.
HOW HARD CAN THIS BE??? -
why is there spanish language stories on america yahoo?
i don't need to see these stories if i cannot read them. isn't that what mexico yahoo is for?
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Don't assume that I want to see ads in Spanish just because I live in San Diego!
IP addresses don't mean that the person on the other end is a non-English speaker. I will NOT purchase goods or services from companies advertising in a language other than English.
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Please hire authors and editors that know proper English: "Sneak" is a regular verb, past tense is "sneaked." "Snuck" is incorrect slang.
"Sneak" is a regular verb, past tense is "sneaked." "Snuck" is incorrect slang. People expect what they read to be correct and too many of your writers use incorrect grammar and misuse words, adding to the ignorance our society already has enough of.
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Please hire an editor who speaks English. "Weary" means tired. "Wary" means suspicious. Two totally different words.
Please hire an editor who speaks English. "Weary" means tired. "Wary" means suspicious. Two totally different words. And this is pitiful: "in rare cases some of died." What was needed was the past construction: " some HAVE died".
Is education no longer a requirement for Yahoo writers? -
Sponsored Ads in Spanish
Why am I getting Verizon ads in Spanish or even other ads in Spanish? My settings are for English not Spanish. I live in Illinois where the official language is English. Just because my last name is French also does not mean I speak French.
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The ads that play before your news video would be much more effective if they played in the language of the country they are viewed in.
I live in America. I buy products in America. I speak and understand American English, not Spanish. If I have to sit through ads in spanish I won't watch your videos.
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why am i getting Spanish video ads, i only know English
why am i getting Spanish video ads, i only know English
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"Protesters march against police killings at US capitol?" Learn English you idiots. The killings weren't at the capitol
Go Back to school and learn English. The headlin should read "Protesters march at US capitol against killings by police." The march was at the capitol. The police did the killings. The police were not the ones killed.
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Please match ad language to link language.
If I click an English-language link, don't serve me a non-English ad. This helps neither the advertiser nor me. I am surprised that advertisers are not upset at paying for ads that will only annoy their viewers. From viewing similar posts, I can see I am not the only one. Do you really want to alienate your customers? Is it that hard to match languages?
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