Unable to post Comments in the MSN News Section

Anonymous
2014-10-15T07:50:46+00:00

Two other people have asked the question as to why their Comments in the News Section of MSN do not post, they just remain in the Comment box.  I'm having the same problem and it started about 4 or 5 days ago.  Before that I was able to post comments.  I see 2 other people are complaining about the same issue.  I'm on a MAC and using Safari (which has not been a problem in the past).  Is it possible that MSN has put a BLOCK on our accounts denying us the ability to comment? Is it possible that MSN has put a BLOCK on our accounts to stop our ability to post? If that's the case we should be notified.

It appears that, evidently, MSN has no reason (idea) as to why this is happening and no resolution.

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  3. Anonymous
    2016-04-20T23:29:09+00:00

    A planned event to stop free speech.

    Well, if that were true ?... They wouldn't be censoring anything important ...

    Most of the comments and replies are jokes, junk, dissing, hating, insulting, derogatory ..

    Some sprinkling of opinions and informative points with a dash of counter points.

    So true. And it's not really a "free speech" issue. Do we really have to trot out this XKCD gem every time someone gripes about their "free speech" rights being violated?

    And, yes, the irony of having to post a bleeped-out version of this is not entirely lost on me. But them's the posting rules.

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  4. Anonymous
    2016-04-20T05:17:11+00:00

    I have mocked P(.)(.)R MSN for the "free advertising" occasionally bashing their pro public serpent jargon.  Silly boys.

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  5. Anonymous
    2016-04-20T05:14:47+00:00

    Why do you read them?  I started a few years ago because I noticed my 3 early 20s children did.  A lot.  I was able to comment when I stopped using explorer but haven't had much time to read the news online.  Have a good sleep.

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