Tag not monitored by Microsoft.
MSN comments and moderation are not managed through Microsoft Edge or Windows support, and there is no direct way to see a “blocked” status for commenting on MSN articles.
Key points based on similar reported cases:
- When every attempted comment (even something simple like “yes, I agree”) is rejected with a message about not meeting community guidelines, this is usually due to MSN’s automated moderation system, not anything in the local browser or Windows setup.
- Microsoft Learn Q&A and other Microsoft support forums have no visibility into, or control over, MSN’s comment moderation decisions and cannot confirm whether an account is blocked.
- The moderation on MSN is partly handled by an AI-based system that can incorrectly flag or block comments, as other users have reported.
To proceed:
- Use the MSN feedback tool
- Open any MSN page where comments appear.
- Use the feedback button at the bottom right of the page.
- Describe that all comments are being rejected as not meeting guidelines, even neutral ones, and request review of the commenting status for the account.
- Use the general MSN feedback entry points
- On the MSN homepage, the feedback tool can also be accessed via the settings cog at the top right.
- Provide as much detail as possible (which pages, what message appears, when it started).
There is no supported method in the provided documentation to check or remove an MSN comment block from the user side; only the MSN team can investigate via the feedback channel.
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