Stop deleting comments that don't break the rules without specifying what rule is being broken. Yahoo is censoring free speech.
Stop deleting comments that "break the rules" without specifying what rule is being broken. Yahoo is censoring free speech because it doesn't align with their political views.
Michael Rumfelt
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james allen ertle
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Looking to get away from Yahoo . I don't violate policies , get profane responses , and my responses get rejected . Follow the money , who is paying you for censorship .
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KRB
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I'm at a loss to undertsand why any and all comments i was making are being Dropped for apparently not following Yahoo rules! Never an explaination just a "Sorry about my bad luck". Even if it was a smiley emoji. Now there is a "view comments" which then goes completely blank when clicked on. WTF Yahoo? The useless writers you emply can cuss like a sailor in their written by a 2nd grader stories but you employ stalinistic policies to commentors. Ya wanna explain this. Didn't think so... If I've been banned, How about friendly reach around to let me know why You're sensoring my First amendment rights as I've seen far worse than I ever said get trhough.
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Toni Starner
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Yahoo is at it again! Censoring Free Speech! How do we file a lawsuit against this? The people have the right to their own opinion!
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Antony Young
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I am moving over to MSN as my news page I can not make any comment with out it censoring it and I have never do anything against their guidelines other provide facts to those on the right that want to lie about things.. Now I can post the word hello and they will censor it... Good bye I will find a better search engine that allows free speech...
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M Good1
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I noticed that Yahoo does not have the courage to respond to any of these posts....wonder why? Kind of like the keyboard warrior who is all tough when typing, but cowers in the corner when confronted with the truth.
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M Good1
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Yahoo is practicing racist censoring in its arbitrary deletion of comments.
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Christopher Moore
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Explain to me how posting the name of the site: Yahoo!
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smartone
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They just censored me 4 times and I never said anything inappropriate, derogatory or offensive.
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Kevin Watters
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Ya I am tired of this censoring, as I have posts rejected for simply having t he word Republican in them. Yahoo is a Conservative pile of **** site that hates FREE SPEECH unless it is from their own people.
Not only that but if someone doesn't like your post they can block you and then you are cut out of the conversation. Guess I will start blocking EVERY SINGLE CONSERVATIVE PIECE OF ****.
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M Good1
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Yahoo engages in discriminatory practices by allowing its moderators unfettered ability to ban a person from commenting. Oh, it also publishes articles known to be factually incorrect, with no consequence and such. Yahoo is the ultimate propaganda tool for the left and its minions.
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Linda Carpenter
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Have I been banned for, NEVER using profanity or name calling? Have I been banned for, posting FACTUAL information? Have I been banned?
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Aitch Josef
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Yahoo moderators are breaking Yahoo's rules. I am absolutely conviced that the moderators are either partisan or incompetent.
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Linda Carpenter
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I would like to request, when Yahoo reviews a reply to a question, that they give a reason as to why the reply has not been posted. Especially, when I have not used any profane language, name calling, or replies that are highly confrontational. I have seen numerous language violations and disgusting responses by so many people, that are not deleted. How does Yahoo decide?
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R D
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I really do wonder if there is anyone at yahoo that has worth as human beings?
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R D
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Thanks yahoo for regulating comments in the same way that the Nazi's did in germany.
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Dolch Stoss
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Horrendous - I hope Musk buys Yahoo can cans them all. Facts are a "violation of community guidelines."
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Ksenia Frick
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This also happened to me. Although I can no longer comment at all. Yahoo needs to be boycotted. They are the new Russian Pravda! I never say anything that could go against guidelines. One of my comments was "agreed" and it was rejected.
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sharon loftsgaarden
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Recently nearly every benign comment I have made gets flagged for violating policy. I have read that policy and my comments are factual and meet or exceed the guidelines. It is very disheartening to see vile, abusive and vulgar words in the actual article along with many others comments yet something innocuous and sincere gets rejected. That is blatantly wrong. Seems like Yahoo should use their same criteria when evaluating what to post.
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Christine Cray-Rudin
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I have tried to post 5 comments today on the Jeopardy story, where people had posted the winner looked like Adolf Hitler.....but your "people" refused all my comments even one as simple as "need to get your eyes checked" or "he does not look like AH" but they allow disgusting, hateful comments galore each and every day.... something is definitely wrong with your reviewers. Don't think I will read your articles any more....you are promoting hate, division, chaos and deleting any worthwhile statements. A sick form of mind-control of the masses, giving them a place to vent, and I don't need that at all. You have failed in my mind as media
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mark christensen
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Blocking people from comments is wrong. There are many different perspectives on different subjects and people have a right to see those perspectives, or else they are subject to propaganda/gaslighting/lies and need to be challenged, to "think about what they think about".