Right. And going along with Microsoft's political affiliation and opinion = complying with their guidelines, imo. Nothing un-biased about this platform. Sure
Why are MSN comments so overly censored?
Literally cannot even use words like "you" and "put" it is beyond stupid. Comments aren't even remotely offensive. Fix the filters or just disable comments. It is infuriating
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Anonymous
2022-11-09T15:38:45+00:00 Where is "Settings and Other"? I clicked on both links you provided, and the options are not there.
When Boebert is running for election, IT IS IMPERATIVE that I can comment, <removed>
IF you're going to report on a candidate running for election, we need to be able to throw our 2 cents in.
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Anonymous
2022-10-21T13:58:21+00:00 Mitchell,
Sorry for not seeing that you replied again until today. I see it now in Edge and I'll give it a try the next time I see an issue. Thanks for your help.
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Anonymous
2022-10-21T13:48:45+00:00 Randall,
I don't see anything offensive in your post about Netflix. My initial post/question was about how to inform MSN about spelling errors they allow to be published on articles. It gets very annoying to me when articles that are being written for the whole world to see has a spelling error or they don't use the spell check option before posting. Granted, there are times spell check won't catch words that are spelled correctly even though they are being used in the wrong context. For me, I always re-read anything I write, to not only make sure there are no misspellings, but that it reads correctly as how I want it to.
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Anonymous
2022-10-21T00:23:33+00:00 Would it be that difficult to highlight whatever is being flagged in a comment, like it does spelling errors? I can never figure out which word, in a completely unoffensive post, it has a problem with.
Here is my post, which word doesn't belong??
Netflix promoted password sharing as a benefit, now they reverse course. Limiting streams is a good way to limit sharing. Sure, you can share your password with 20 people, but it won't do you much good when your streams are tied up.I agree they need to address the over sharing, but if I am paying for 4 streams I should be able to use those streams where ever I want. I'm paying for them. Otherwise give me the 1 stream option, in UHD, and let me add others a la cart as I deem necessary.