Obviously Yahoo knows something we don’t I know that there’s been a huge problem with White Nationalist and Russian trolls. I wouldn’t know because I’ve blocked 80 percent of them. Then you have that one clown who posted personal information of a Federal Judge after ruling something Trump did unconstitutional. I could go on and on. Then they scream freedom of speech when they’re comments blocked. You should do a YouTube on them. No more comments from that user. You don’t tell them. Let them think they’re comment are being posted but it’s actually hidden from all except them. The Russian trolls are completely running around unsupervised. I have no suggestion there. Maybe after November you’ll reconsider this.

Do you think censoring your comment section will get you more readers? The only reason people not part of the woke cult read your heavily biased articles are the comments. Your comrades who follow your shared authoritative dogma have a million other options with far better interfaces than you can manage. Your woke reporters aren't nearly as popular either.

I know these facts will fall on deaf ears (your terrible reporting is proof of that) but I'd figure I'd give any Yahoo employee reading this a suggestion anyways. Find new jobs before the website can no longer employ you. They can't take this back and people will leave.

Yahoo, I see you’ve disabled comments on articles and I see several people have posted. IF this is truly being done to reform your boards, then please also disable the “conversations” on the in game sports boards (i.e. the comments sections of the sports matchups that fans can discuss the game as it is going on).

For a couple years now, there is a troll who has created MYRIADS of accounts in which he duplicates the screen names AND AVATARS of actual posters so as to post nonsense and/or offensive messages and to give himself multiple thumbs up from these accounts while thumbing everyone else down multiple times.

For anyone who isn’t “on” to him, he has successfully been able to disrupt the boards by making people think that the actual person who posts with that screen name to discuss the games and to interact with fans is posting the garbage messages.

It’s really frustrating to try and call him out and to have people think that I (and others) are posting the nonsense he does under our screen names. I have reported him to you guys countless times using the “report abuse” but you guys do NOTHING and you let him continue.

It really sucks and it’s to the point where I don’t even think it’s worth posting about my favorite teams because he’s “invaded and taken over” my screen name and avatar. (He changes his avatar to copy mine every time I change mine)

SO, IF you taking down the comments sections on the articles is truly to improve the boards, then please also take down the “conversations” tab on the in game sports boards so that you can improve them and stop people from creating accounts just to copy someone’s screen name and avatar and post garbage

Something that makes a country great is not having one side shoot down the other and call them a bigot just because they believe something different than you. Promote discussion instead of making things one sided. One of the ways to do this is to not disable comments. Yahoo promotes very liberal viewpoints. If that is your intended audience, then well done. If you actually want to be known in the future as a site that allows for a melting pot of ideas and doesn't push propaganda or what is popular and at least tries not to be biased, maybe you should be more well-rounded.