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By now, it's pretty common knowledge that yahoo moderators have been instructed to remove informative conservative comments. Sure, you can post "Trump 2020" but that's about the extent of it. List reasons to vote for Trump and it's iffy your comment will post. List reasons NOT to vote for liberals and your comment most likely won't post. Make any comment that gives information Yahoo should have given their audience but didn't, and your comment definitely won't post. However, sometimes such comments seem to post but simply don't get seen. This is tactic 1:
Tactic 1: When your comment seems like it should have gotten some response (such as a thumbs up or down) but didn't, check for you comment under a different yahoo account on a different computer. It's possible that you are the only one who can see your post and others can't. The yahoo moderator has the power to show you, and you alone, your comment in the stream, but nobody else can see it.
Tactic 2: Computer problems. No, it's not your imagination that everything's fine when you agree with the author of a yahoo article, but you suddenly get a "Temporary Network Error" message when you post an informative comment that does not agree. Again, you can post that you don't agree. The problem occurs when you post WHY you don't agree. Yahoo likes to post poorly researched leftist articles, but they don't like for those articles to look dumb once people get to the comments section.
Tactic 3: Similar to tactic 2, Yahoo can also disable your ability to pause videos, etc. in order to clutter the article page to make it difficult for you to post any more comments after you have posted one they don't like.
Here's how to get around this: recommending other email services that don't do these things to other users has, in my experience, made the yahoo moderator temporarily more forgiving of conservative comments in the comments section. Even now, I recommend zoho email because it's free, it's ad-free, it's fancy and organized and you can even retrieve sent messages after you've sent them. Best of all, switching to zoho means you're no longer supporting the racist organization yahoo has been from their inception, that believes that white people killed for their skin color is not newsworthy, but a racial slur used by a white person should be featured news, and that consistently misquotes our current president in order to prevent him from accomplishing his goal of preventing illegals from flooding our country, destroying our economy even more than it has already been destroyed.
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Err... they stopped including those sources over a decade ago! Where have you been? The yahoo stream is half Huff Post and the other half is Vox or Change.org these days. They listened to and obeyed this request from you a decade before you even made it!
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I tried to post a comment today on a story that wasn't even political, yet my comment still would never post. The article was about a mother being tried for the murder of her small daughter, whom the mother had claimed was terminally ill, and all of my other comments on this story posted. This comment was a reply to somebody who said mothers get away with this because people refuse to believe a mother would do this, so I kept tweeking my comment, trying to figure out what was wrong with it. I gave up when the final, fully tweeked version of my comment still would not post, so here it is:
"Let me try this for the 12th time: Well said. When I was a kid, my own abusive mother was surrounded by adults who claimed to kids things about every mother’s love that the yahoo mod doesn’t want me to post. This confused me because I wound up thinking things that the yahoo mod doesn’t want me explaining. Unfortunately, this caused me to doubt my own instincts, so I trusted her to my own detriment far longer than I should have. She not only beat me all my life and forced me to do her own work when I was a child, but then she stole my identity when I was an adult, causing problems the yahoo mod doesn’t want me to describe. All my life, she sabotaged my success, my friendships, etc. in any way she could, yet I always believed her lies and gave her a chance to make it right because she was my mother. I apparently can’t explain why I kept trusting my mother because the yahoo mod won’t let me, but anyway, I kept forgiving my mother and giving her another chance for reasons the yahoo mod won’t let me explain. The torment could have been over early on if somebody would have just admitted 'I have good advice for you the yahoo mod doesn’t want me to give.'"