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let us comment like in the past!
let us comment, you claimed it was only during the election, obviously it is not!
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Bring back comment section
My guess is the comment section was taken down because that is the best way for yahoo to push it's very biased and liberal agenda. That's the best way to silence people with a different view (the truth) take away their voice. Have gotten to where I dont even pay attention on yahoo page. To much false ********. There are no journalists left in this country with enough testicular fortitude to actually report the truth
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Allow us to email the Yahoo News reporters/authors regarding Yahoo articles.
Allow us the ability to email the authors of the Yahoo created articles. Having comments is fine but they never get seen by the authors. In my case Yahoo posts "Amazon Deals" and when you go to click and take part of the deal, the price is not what the article lists. Other Yahoo news also needs a way to submit corrections, comments, and critique.
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Censor yourself.
Yahoo publishes writings with the f word among others. Yahoo has published an ad touting a substance to make a d hard. Come on.
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Only the socialism promoting, dishonest media does not allow for public comments to their published articles. I do not see Yahoo allowing fo
Only the socialism promoting, dishonest media does not allow for public comments to their published articles.
I do not see Yahoo allowing for public comments as yet.425th ranked -
Why is every page replaced with a full page ad that cannot be closed. It’s terrible.
Your ads have taken over content completely. It’s terrible, this website has become unbearable.
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Be less biased against conservatives!
Be less biased against conservatives!
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Bring back Yahoo comments .
Bring back Yahoo comments .
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Where is The Canadian News
Canadian News is necessary to Canadians. Your reporting is less biased than most of the others and you actually print some truths. Please continue to do that.
Less obvious advertising would also be appreciated.638th ranked -
Stop ur ad neuseam reporting on the Royals and esp on the non-royals despicable Harry and Meghan han!
Let's hear more on the what's happening in the US; guns issue, Jan 6 insurrection trials, global warming, inflation solutions, etc.
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Stop linking to Editorial and Opinion pieces. They only serve to cause strife.
Stop linking to Editorial and Opinion pieces. They only serve to cause strife.
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Comment section
Put back comment section. Also, why not include a more well balance articles which are Liberal, Middle and conservative thoughts. This would make you news much more interesting.
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Can no longer use Yahoo with my students; quit the slide to being like the National Enquirer
I am a teacher who just opened the general Yahoo page and was greeted by a photo of a topless woman on your front page. How about acting more like a news service and less like the National Enquirer in picking your headline news? I do log into my account and have modified it to remove celebrity news, lifestyle, and entertainment info for my personal use, but I am frustrated that I can no longer recommend your search engine and main webpage to my students for use, something that I did for almost 2 decades. Stop with the sensationalism!
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LET US BLACKLIST WORDS/PHRASES
I am 10000% sick of looking at the news page and being confronted with some sudden horrible animal abuse story! The "see less from" feature is stupidly impractical and doesn't even function now, I've found. Stop shoving click-bait animal torture stories into my feed for kicks, it's disgusting and I'm more than happy to stop using Yahoo entirely. Which now that I think of it might be the best recourse.
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Stop giving Washington Examiner and Fox News more prominence than fact-based news outlets. They are destroying the Yahoo brand.
I have read Yahoo News for decades, and have always felt that you selected outlets and news items fairly, but lately there are more Washington Examiner articles than any other outlet, which is just ludicrous, because it is well known as a hard right-wing outlet that cares only for right wing ideology, and has little regard for truth. I can't support Yahoo anymore with blatant biases like this. Yahoo News has changed from a fact based news service to be a mouthpiece of the hard right. It is sad, given how long you have been a useful and believable source…
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Stop posting inflammatory opinion pieces from obscure local (gainsville???) papers in the news feed.
Stop posting inflammatory opinion pieces from obscure local newspapers in the news feed.
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Read about comments.
The reason for the deletion of the comments section is because the comments were red pilling was to many of the sheeple. When a news article has hundreds of comments calling it out as all lies and propaganda its much harder to push society in the direction their narratives are meant to push them.
Example for the jab articles, imagine if they didn't remove the comments about the health problems the jab has caused them, or all the links to documents deaths from the jabs. They would have never been able to inject those toxic jabs into as many people…
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Place a Feedback Link on each article to report misleading and false information
When comments were on all articles, false information was called out. Now without comments, articles are published frequently with misleading and false information. Your employees, when occasionally engaging the comments, state that Yahoo strives to keep false information and misleading information out. The comment policy also states this. So give a feedback that links to that article to report articles with false and misleading information to Yahoo. No one other than Yahoo needs to see it, so it won't be offensive to others and it won't start comment storms.
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