this is so bothersome. I get tired of hearing those on the right screaming censorship when MSN does this for the most innocent comment. it makes absolutely no sense! at least have a word index of what words it doesn't like because half the time i can't figure out what is offending it.
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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2023-03-04T12:21:50+00:00 Sad thing is Google started this 'AI lazyness' back in 2009 when there was a documentary showing how they operate and they meet once a year and not really follow up what's going on so projects never get finished but get released anyways to 'prove' they have a product to meet that or this deadline.
These companies all are ran by financial people that believe in no risks. The OG founders are long gone and the sons of the OG founders don't want anything to do with these companies either so they leave it to a board of directors that don't understand what it's all about.
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