I can see the comments, but they have white rectangles superimposed. The white rectanges have somebody elses avatar and link to articles I have previously commented on.
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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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I can see the comments, but they have white rectangles superimposed. The white rectanges have somebody elses avatar and link to articles I have previously commented on.
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Nope! Didn't work for me. I've deleted it numerous times and the same 59 mb of cookies just show up again the next time I power up. Comments still gone and now all my favorites and passwords went *poof* as well.
Well deleting cookies did NOT work for me. I've deleted them, closed the browser, logged out of everything I can think of and restarted. NO CHANGE! Only way I can access comments is to log in under one of my other accounts. I never received any messages about breaking a rule my access just became intermittent, then stopped all together. What can I do?
Free speech has died unfortunately,
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First, regarding the editing of your post here.
From the Code of Conduct at https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/page/faq#faqCodeConduct
Please don't:
[snip]
* Post political or religious content as it is considered off-topic and not appropriate for this community.
Next...
The government can't abridge your right to free speech. Microsoft or any other company can control what's posted on their webpages.
* Regarding free speech...
From:
https://accessiblelaw.untdallas.edu/limits-free-speech-social-media
And you will find similar statements on many websites.
"Lawsuits alleging free speech violations against social media companies are routinely dismissed. The primary grounds for these dismissals are that social media companies are not state actors and their platforms are not public forums, and therefore they are not subject to the free speech protections of the First Amendment."
From: https://www.freedomforum.org/free-expression-on-social-media/
"The First Amendment protects individuals from government censorship. Social media platforms are private companies, and can censor what people post on their websites as they see fit."
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