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Quit making everything for your narrative!!!! We have a right to be heard. Quit turning off comments
Dawn Walsh
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Barry Jurgensen
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The person that is watching the comments might need to lighten up or be removed, i have been blocked for 8 weeks and I will continue to make appeals and I want real people to reply back to me and not with policy forms that do not address any of my questions. I have reposted my comments that were fine for 3 months and now they are not allowed? So what happened ? I can find threatening and nasty comments anywhere on the yahoo comments section and they are allowed to be posted and even have thumbs up from another person, but I am not allowed to say anything, this is called censorship. the comments should be fair and equal to all and not to the few gifted one. SO THE PERSONS THAT WATCHING COMMENTS THEY MIGHT WANT TO DO THEIR JOB AND REMOVED NASTY AND THREATS THAT IS ALLOW NOW BUT THEY MIGHT NEED TO BE REMOVED OR TEACH THEM WHAT IS FAIR AND EQUAL MEANS.
I have tried for weeks to get someone from yahoo to give me answers to my questions and comments instead of them just sending the standard policy information sheet that is just formed to make the person feel that yahoo does not care and since i am not a paid member here.so i cannot get to talk to real person .
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Hugh Patterson
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I occasionally, like today, have comments rejected for violation of the community guidelines. Unfortunately, I rarely know what aspect of the guidelines I violated. Sometimes I don't even know which comment it was. In some cases I can figure that it's the use of a specific word, usually out of context, but for others, I haven't a clue.
If you're going to reject/censor input, at least tell us why. -
C Smythe
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I am getting sick to death of having my comments rejected. I put absolutely nothing offensive in my posts, but almost every one shows it posts, but immediately shows it being rejected.
You yahoo hypocrites will post b.s. "articles" loaded with profanity, but something appropriate enough for a grade-schooler to read is rejected. -
pete s
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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
research China Jade and China and Gems imports/exports. China exports most Jade and imports gems from the likes of Brazil and Peru.
HOW IS THE ABOVE AGAINST GUIDELINES? Explain please.
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pete s
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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
There were no Chinese workers on the building construction. They were from Cambodia.
NOW YAHOO TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ABOVE COMMENT?
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pete s
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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
China mines most of its jade and exports it to other countries.
The World imports most of its Jade from China, India, and Vietnam.
Globally, the top three importers of Jade are India, United States, and Peru. India leads the world in Jade imports with 12,130 shipments, followed by United States with 11,450 shipments, and Peru taking the third spot with 10,446 shipments.
Exports In 2023: China exported $217M in Precious Stones, making it the 16th largest exporter of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 739th most exported product in China. The main destination of Precious Stones exports from China are: Hong Kong ($117M), Japan ($14.9M), France ($11.5M), Thailand ($10.7M), and United States ($10.2M).
The fastest growing export markets for Precious Stones of China between 2022 and 2023 were Hong Kong ($20.2M), France ($5.92M), and Thailand ($4.59M).
Imports In 2023, China imported $1.25B in Precious Stones, becoming the 3rd largest importer of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 186th most imported product in China. China imports Precious Stones primarily from: Burma ($841M), Thailand ($71.7M), Madagascar ($53.6M), Brazil ($51.8M), and Uruguay ($34.5M).
The fastest growing import markets in Precious Stones for China between 2022 and 2023 were Brazil ($21.3M), Thailand ($13.3M), and Uruguay ($9.27M).
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Dale Juneau
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cannot post any comments and no answer why
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y E y
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I can see that people are making comments about my post but am unable to see them. When I click on the notification of a reply to my post nothing happens. Or I get a message that the comment I am looking for is no longer available. Let me be the one to decide that I am offended.
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Diane
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A Yahoo user who said he was a military veteran with a purple heart criticized how Israel treats Palestinians, so the Yahoo moderator doxed him. Turns out the military veteran was a man in his 70s living in a dangerous city in California. I reported this to Yahoo customer care, so the Yahoo moderator permanently removed my ability to make any comments on articles and removed from my account all of the comments I had ever made, for over two decades with Yahoo, a total of 2.7 thousand comments which had received 6.9 thousand likes. AOL has an identical format with articles and comments section, except AOL allows conservatives to comment. You don't even need an AOL email account, and every conservative comment I've posted that Yahoo has removed, AOL has no problem with, and allows me to debate politics with other users. Don't stay with Yahoo while they enrich themselves by silencing you.
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wm morris
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All fascist anti Americans should be put down like trump and the evil Republican Party of Putin
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Charles Farley
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Not only do you remove comments, right along with censorship of opinions that go against your agenda, but quite obviously you are sore enough afraid of the truth, that you shut me down completely, apparently freedom if speech does not exist in Wah'poo land.
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Rustic Haven
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Keep comments on for ALL pieces. When comments are turned off for certain ones it’s obviously because it’s an easily disputable topic.
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Aurora Eilander
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The bottom lines says : “read comments here”
And when clicked, it says “comments suspended “
What gives?
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earth dude
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It's not just "conservatives, I have voted Democrat for over 40 years, but I'm ready to switch to independent and either not vote or not sure. I already wrote my reps and told them to stifle E. Warren and B. Sanders before I will vote again.
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Tom Grogan
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Right to be heard? Contrary to what you may think, there is no right to heard in law. I can only conclude that you hold views and comments that are antithetical to learning and knowledge given your incredibly ignorant first comment.
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stephen wood
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i just had the words "simple joys in life" removed...... this is getting crazy!
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c b
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Turn the comments back on and suspend those that start name calling and those that make physical threats towards others.
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a r
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By turning off comment Yahoo has shown how traitorous they have become. Pretty much a communist organization. Time to find a more American Homepage and let the Yahoo traitors collapse.
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Timothy Hess
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How long is Yahooies allowed to "gather feedback" before they get off their dead ***** and do something! Maximum - 6 months should be the norm! They have yet to beat 2 years!
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c b
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A must see. Matt Walsh's "what is a woman" documentary