The community standards rules application were quite problematic, random, and inconsistent. Maybe bot was the problem. I agree that a sizeable portion of the comments were name calling or felt "hostile" and not helpful. (I admit, some made me laugh, in spite of my guilt.) However, I was satisfied with the quality and thoughtfulness of many comments, and I actually made "connections" with some special people on the opposite side of the political divide. It feels bad to have no chance to even say a goodbye.
Where did the MSN comments go?
I used the MSN comments section yesterday and now today, no matter what story I click on, there is not comment bubble to get in. How do I access the comments?
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2023-05-18T19:54:55+00:00 There are just 5 icons:
1: Listen
2: Like
3: Dislike
4: Share
5: See More (Manage Interests & Report Issue)
On most of the articles. Some only have 4 icons.
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Don Varnau 19,930 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2023-05-18T22:29:58+00:00 CV Van wrote:
There are just 5 icons:
1: Listen
2: Like
3: Dislike
4: Share
5: See More (Manage Interests & Report Issue)
On most of the articles. Some only have 4 icons.
Sorry. I don't have anything else to suggest. I just opened about 15 articles and "View comments" was available for all except 1 that had "Comments turned off"
I don't know why you aren't seeing that icon.
Don
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Anonymous
2023-05-19T11:57:05+00:00 I think it is wise to do away with the comments section completely and forever, it was used as nothing more than a way for misinformation and hate to be spread. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but having everyone voice their opinion in an international setting often does more harm than good. Thank you for getting rid of the comments section, I think it will make the world a better place and more civil place.