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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  1. Anonymous
    2015-12-13T21:49:31+00:00

    Someone suggested a site called Fark.com(I know is a funny name)...I checked it out,  is not free.  Forgot what the fee is.

    It is free. There is a $5/month "Total Fark" premium service, but it is not required to sign up. I've been a member for 8 years, and haven't had to pay a dime.

    Well, as my name ,  confused 12....implies,   maybe I am confused.   Actually I chose that name a few years ago when I first started on computers....Getting better now.

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  2. Anonymous
    2015-12-14T21:04:20+00:00

    I can post, I can respond to other comments posted, I can "like" others comments, I can go back and edit my own comments a day later and the edits take ----- but apparently I am the only person that can see my comments, responses I write or my  edits.  Been working for months on the issue with Facebook which insists I have not been suspended or blocked, with MSN which also states there is no block and Microsoft which is simply clueless about anything and everything.  So as an update - nothing has changed

    • I can read MSN sports and news - I can post comments that still is invisible to anyone else and yet there are other sites I can post to and they are viewed and responded to - appears to be isolated to MSN sites?

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  3. Anonymous
    2015-12-14T22:24:00+00:00

    yep

    same here

    I created another facebook account with the exact same security settings & I can post to stories on MSN whenever I want

    one thing I did notice is that my real facebook account does not show my facebook info when I hover over my name (normally it will show a link to your facebook account when you do this to a users account) but it does show my info for the additional facebook account

    a term for this is "shadow blocking" so some unknown person(s) might have reported you & I to either Facebook or MSN for hurting their feelings with a comment you or I posted - but this is like being placed on the terrorist watch list as no one will admit that you or I have been placed on the "not allowed to comment list"

    so much for a community where people can share opinions (especially on MSN)

    I still test it every now & then but it has been like this for almost 2 years - so MSN...

    I guess if the posts do not fit your agenda then they are slowly weeding out all of those users

    of course MSN or facebook will never admit to that being part of the agenda biased news sites

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  4. Anonymous
    2015-12-14T22:45:09+00:00

    Ok makes sense - let me ask a question - when I go directly into Facebook and comment on items that appear in my "community" it posts and there are responses so am I shadow blocked by MSN then?

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