Yahoo needs to stop being hypocritical.
Yahoo has banned me from commenting on stories, although I never was disparaging, rude or sexist. And yet the Yahoo homepage routinely writes, for example, about Kerry Washington's "underboob" and Dakota Johnson's "butt." We get it: it's clickbait. But I'm somehow a threat to decency?
Brian Schmitz
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Deb F
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i seem to have been banned too, though yahoo won't be honest enough to tell me why or for how long. seems freaking hypocritical to make this a safe space for people to call me a rapists or groomer because i have a gay son.
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Deb F
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i too have been banned with ZERO explanation nor time limit. Yahoo should be more honest and transparent. if it is forever , then i will no longer use it.
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Diego Betancourt
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it is a waste of time, yahoo will do nothing , time to look for different internet provider, i am feeding att telephone service homeland and movil service , also the internet and they deprive my free speech,,, no good
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Diego Betancourt
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Yahoo is censoring my commentaries like ''why you worry the existence of God,'' or CNN ? nope.''.. it seems you have to be a left winger to have the approval to be published,,
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Deb F
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apparently i've been banned to, without a word or warning. yet i was getting called groomer, pedophile, and that's okay. yahoo is super hypocritical and vague. i think i'll take my email and my ads elsewhere
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Blueeyed Me
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Apparently I've been permanently banned as well. Any comment is immediately rejected. I have no idea why except that I must have disagreed with a Yahoo banners political objective. There also appears to be no way to appeal said perma-ban.
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Deb F
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i know, it is very frustrating to have a comment rejected that is not vulgar or threatening but to allow those who curse, spew hatred and bigotry to post without objection
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Walter Evans
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They did the same to me.
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Brian Schmitz
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Yahoo has banned me from commenting on stories, although I never was disparaging, rude or sexist. And yet the Yahoo homepage routinely writes, for example, about Kerry Washington's "underboob" and Dakota Johnson's "butt." We get it: it's clickbait. But I'm somehow a threat to decency?