Some of the comments were over the top, but now cannot even comment on inaccuracies in the articles, of which there quite a few, a lot of bad writing and worse editing.
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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2023-03-20T17:19:54+00:00 -
Don Varnau 19,930 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2023-03-21T11:11:28+00:00 Jasper Wogo wrote;
Looks like comment section is closed for all news item.
It may be that someone "important" did not like comments about
them and that person with big clout must have had the comment section shutdown.
MSN will revise "community standard" rule!!
I've been mistakenly telling people that commenting seems to have been shut down. Commenting has not been shut down. look for this sidebar to the left of the article.
Don
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Anonymous
2023-03-21T14:38:47+00:00 Ah right, I never noticed that either ! Don't know why they changed it but heyho at least it's still there, thank you !
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Anonymous
2023-03-22T13:39:52+00:00 Perhaps some of the comments were over the top. The comment facility provided a means for ordinary people to call out some of the rubbish that is chalked up. Asserting 'facts' and 'truth' in written articles is not the same as reporting 'facts' and 'truth' - and I agree with a previous comment - some big shot politician(s) have probably brought influence to bear to have it shut down because they don't like to see the 'facts' as they see them questioned and contradicted.
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Don Varnau 19,930 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2023-03-22T15:31:29+00:00 Perhaps some of the comments were over the top. The comment facility provided a means for ordinary people to call out some of the rubbish that is chalked up. Asserting 'facts' and 'truth' in written articles is not the same as reporting 'facts' and 'truth' - and I agree with a previous comment - some big shot politician(s) have probably brought influence to bear to have it shut down because they don't like to see the 'facts' as they see them questioned and contradicted.
Commenting is not currently shut down. See my post on the previous page.
Don