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Why is Kelly Rippa or her family on every homepage!
More of a question than a suggestion.
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Stop posting Major spoilers in the first line of a movie article
Seriously, Just having a warning that the article contains spoilers does NO GOOD if the spoiler is literally in the first sentence of the article and is adjacent to the warning. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/star-wars-rise-of-skywalker-same-***-kiss-lgbtq-controversy-censorship-172057510.html
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Stay on page with login
How about when I login to comment on posts, that I don't get redirected away from the page I am on.....
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Why do you censor/delete comments agianst you?
Stop being communists with your censorship
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stop censoring AMERICAN COMMENTS GOING AGAINST YOUR COMMIE BELIEFS>
WHy is yahoo a communist supporting site?
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Spambots -- Disable links in comments
Spambots are hitting nearly every article posting spam links to "news" articles, then up-voting their comments with hundreds of accounts and replying to force the comments to "Top Comments." I've seen these comments receive 100 thumbs up within seconds of being posted. The links posted could easily be malicious.
If Yahoo! removed the ability to post links in comments, these spambots would likely go elsewhere.
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NO MORE KARDASHIANS! DAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY!
NO more Jenners and Kardashian. Day after day after day. Can you tell us the last time you did not run a Kardashian /Jenner story?
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Cut the "news set to music"
I really dislike the "news set to music" that Yahoo uses quite often. I would much rather read the news in an article than to read partial sentences per screen shot.
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Remove Yahoo Music
Remove yahoo music, send it back to the original music composer, and free up space, it is not likely that the pages continue to keep scrolling for hours.
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Please don't use unnecessary quotation marks in articles or their titles.
Doris Day 'Died Peacefully' Surrounded by 'Loved Ones'? Kinda ominous. Leaves some weird implications.
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