“When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.” ― George R.R. Martin

If you continue to block comments, then we shall go elsewhere.

I don't agree with many of the comments, but I respect each individuals' right to speak their mind. Only when a person makes threats to another, or incites others to hurt, bully, or intimidate, should you be flexing your muscle and I would absolutely support that...

Currently you are stirring up unnecessary anger, at a time we are already being gagged and stifled... What is your reason, really? What is the purpose?..
It won't end well for you @ Yahoo... People will simply walk away from you and find another forum... For me, I will simply cancel you, even after 16 years.

I see you have suspended comments, and I can see why. The majority of comments reflect the 'view of the people', and these are very frequently at odds with the editorial sentiment of the various MSM you source on Yahoo news. However, I suggest you pause to consider that Yahoo is the only platform I am aware of that demonstrates this stark reality, and as such, it is something of a treasure. I'm sure your own editorial leaning is 'globalist', anti-Trump, anti-Brexit, pro-EU, pro-BLM and generally 'left-wing / liberal'. But as a media platform, you should encourage discussion, because there are previous few places left that can host it. You should also be aware that, in all probability, the majority of your users come to Yahoo because it is a 'last bastion' of comment and debate. Your readership will plummet if you abandon the free and open comments.

Once you have created a place where people can leave their feedback then actually read that feedback and act accordingly. If, for instance, lots and lots of people give you feedback that the new Yahoo home page is rubbish and that they'd prefer to have the old one back, you should revert back to the old home page just like your clients want. Otherwise it looks as if our feedback means nothing to you and we might just as well not bother with Yahoo any more.
Oh, and please let us know how we can forward our Yahoo mail to another email account as that option has disappeared from the settings menu.

The old Yahoo home page worked much better, it's clearer, easier to read and scroll through articles. Now it feels like a load of spam, or 'sponsored' news pieces are combined into the daily news. It's making me now stop looking at the page and go to the BBC site. Yahoo used to be easier to read than the BBC home page - you've lost some fundimental aspects of solid web design - ease of use and navigation are key - what we see at the top is most important. Revert back to the old style please or you will lose masses of customers and revenue. Listen above all to your customers or viewers as their opinion is the only one that counts, not yours or management. Thanks