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If Yahoo's greed isn't obvious with their mass advertising in between paragraphs of news articles, the content is the worst! Why are they running TEMU ads with phallic symbols all over the place? These are non-personalized ads (meaning they are general and not specific to individual's desired content). Users who click for news aren't searching here for ****-shaped candy dishes, and I certainly wouldn't let a child use this website.
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Hello. While we cannot speak about specific comments, policy interpretations, or actions action in relation to specific comments outside of with their original poster, we seek to apply the Yahoo Community Guidelines as evenly, fairly, and objectively as possible.
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Although the rejection process (and rejected appeal) took more than 10 seconds, this is an example of Yahoo's intolerance of scientific research that they arbitrarily choose to ignore. For goodness sakes, it's an excerpt from an NPR article! I didn't even say 'smell', but scent, and there's no negative connotations involved, only biological proof. but let's not let the truth get in the way of yahoo running roughshod over scientific information or commentors that they (yahoo) ask to comment!
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Black passengers sue American Airlines, alleging racial discrimination 5/30/24My comment:
Why can't ethnicity produce different scents? According to this 2014 NPR article, it does.
"Digging For Gold: Study Says Your Race Determines Your Earwax Scent".
The head researcher, George Preti, has been looking into animal and human body odors for more than 40 years.
"The difference between [the earwax] is caused by a single gene in the genome. And a change in that single gene gives you different earwax and different underarm odor," Preti explains. (Monell Chemical Senses Center*)
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(*The Monell Chemical Senses Center is a non-profit independent scientific institute located at the University City Science Center campus in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)Yahoo, if you truly want to reject science and bully your readers, do everyone a favor and please just close the comment section.
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Not only has yahoo continually rejected my posts, after a few times they ban (me) the commentor from posting anything on that story! Yahoo, your censorship is unfounded and goes against the very reason you have a comment section! I defy you to find a reason why you rejected this comment, other than lack of comprehension or intentional restriction of comments with which you don't agree:
4/1-2/2023
US Power Plant Firm Goes Bankrupt After Winter Storm Penalties
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"A few omitted facts make this a very curious story:Illinois is the top state as far as nuclear reactors, having 11, and claiming to supply 0ver 53% of the state's power, but these 3 plants are not nuclear energy ...
The Elgin plant and Rocky Road plants, 2 of the 3 named in this story, produce electricity from Natural Gas. The 3rd? Likely the 3rd holding purchased together in 2017, located in Tilton, Ill., and also Natural Gas generated power.
The Carlyle Group is, by definition on their business partner's Cogentrix website, a "global alternative asset manager" which = ESG Banking. Sound familiar?
From the Congentrix website:
"Carlyle announces acquisition of generation portfolio in Illinois
On July 5th, 2017, global alternative asset manager, The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ: CG) and its affiliated independent power producer and power generation asset manager, Cogentrix Energy Power Management, LLC announced the closing on the acquisition of approximately 1,100 MW of gas-fired generation capacity in Illinois. The three peaking plants were purchased from a Rockland Capital managed fund by a newly formed holding company, Lincoln Power, L.L.C. This acquisition has increased the Carlyle and Cogentrix net power portfolio to 5,900 megawatts (MW).
The Lincoln Power portfolio includes:
Elgin, a 500 MW natural gas-fired facility located in Elgin, IL;
Rocky Road, a 375 MW natural gas-fired facility located in East Dundee, IL; and
Tilton, a 188 MW natural gas-fired facility located in Tilton, IL"
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Yahoo now looks like an amateur's attempt to create a webpage, partly because no differentiation on the appearance of news stories and advertisements makes it look very unprofessional. Unappealing to say the least.
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I have been blocked from responding in a conversation. No reason given other than "Unfortunately, you are unable to take part in this conversation right now as your comments have been blocked too many times."
Untrue. My comments have not been 'blocked too many times', nor is there anywhere on your website that has a number limitation if someone IS blocked. My comment response is pasted below. There is no breach of your guidelines, yet I am banned from the conversation. I would hope that you reinstate my active status and comment in the conversation, but I also request contact information to follow up on this legally."Your reply on States Rush Toward New Gun Restrictions as Congress Remains Gridlocked has been rejected as it contains content that is in breach of our community guidelines.
Posted 5/30/2022, 9:28 (rejected Mon, May 30 at 1:21 PM)
Yes, the deceased shooter might like an extra 15 minutes of fame on screen, but since he's deceased he'll never know, eh? The body count is what they are after, going for the largest death toll record, and sitting ducks ensure that. Take away the media coverage and the rates plummet too, but that doesn't stop politicians from grandstanding at vigils. As for *our* rights: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." If you are reading this it says the PEOPLE have the right to keep and bear arms. A militia by definition is composed of civilians, that are ELIGIBLE to be called. Just as jury duty can call 100 prospective jurors, not all are needed, but are still required to be ready. So in fact, they are urging normal citizens to arms themselves in the event they are needed, as opposed to limiting ownership. Many are called but few are chosen. Also, the Supreme Court sides with the right to bear arms. From Wiki: In District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), the Supreme Court affirmed for the first time that the right belongs to individuals..., In McDonald v. City of Chicago (2010) the Supreme Court ruled that state and local governments are limited to the same extent as the federal government from infringing upon this right. When you say "We are only asking for common sense controls" I have to wonder what group you are fronting for.heck ramsey
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The forced changes on Yahoo look like a first attempt by a 12-year-old web designer. The main page has less news content that first meets the eye, but that's because they needed more space for advertisements, which they've also embedded in the articles themselves.
And Oh, how cool is that round blue "progress indicator" that circles around the closing X button? As you scroll down the article it works, but stops before you even get into the comments.
As for the comment section: For years they had the convenience of being able to reply to a commentor by simply clicking the notification, but now it only takes you to the article. You don't even know anything about the response until you are lucky enough to find it manually. If Yahoo doesn't see the need for this reply function, or has forgotten how to do it, they could at least put a page 1, page 2, etc. tab at the bottom, but no, you have to go through each comment page that's loaded and that can take hours! But no, it seems like they want to make their entire web content too difficult to access and load that much more slowly.
All this nonsense is chasing me away, and when I decide to go, I will contact all yahoo's sponsors and tell them that it's a waste to spend advertisement bucks on yahoo.