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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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You should fire the people charged with reviewing comments on articles to insure posts are in keeping with "community standards. Every post that I attempt to publish , none of which violate guidelines used to be tagged with "some people may be offended, blah, blah... try again . Now all I get is, "your post didn't publish, try again. I NEVER use profanity. I NEVER attack other posters. I use impeccable grammar. What I do is devote time to researching my facts, so as not to publish moronic, illogical nonsense such as " you, and any other demoRat who supports (Biden) that communist mass murderer of 820,000 Americans by having open borders during a pandemic should be shot" , or this post that is visible now that I have copy/pasted herein, that was approved and published-- "ROFL generational inbreeding has left you incapable of effectively interacting with reality, please back away from the meth pipe, put down the PBTR remove your fingers from whatever poor relative you have drugged and bound in the back of granny’s double wide and seek help." Nothing you could have possibly done could go as far toward destroying my respect for Yahoo than placing imbecilic cretins in positions of "community standards" oversight .When I think of the hours of time I put into composing posts that were not only rejected, but greyed-out so that I couldn't even copy them to use on sites that are not compromised by employees who've been hired into positions for which they are grossly unfit