Windows 10: Community Guideline Complaints

How is this post a violation of community guidelines?“absolutely no trade is equal. It’s funny wanting equality. Isn’t that DEI. Quit buying stuff from Canada and there wouldn’t be a trade deficit.”

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Comments and the Community Guidelines

Time and time again, I'm trying to post a positive comment, and yet I'm blocked by Microsoft's community guidelines. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I'd like to know why my comments are being picked out and how I can convey my messages without being flagged by the automated system.

" fr this movie's going to be crazy and imma have a good time watching it"

This comment was disallowed for posting, saying it violated the community guidelines. After reading the Community Guidelines multiple times over, I can conclude that I have no idea what is wrong with my comment. Maybe it's the word "crazy" being ableist?

No. " fr this movie's going to be crazy awesome and imma have a good time watching it" was not allowed either.

Turns out it was the phrase "fr" meaning "for real", which blocked my comment. Removing those two letters was enough.

I have these problems posting a simple comment, and yet it doesn't work. I see people all the time who just don't have a filter. For example, on the same article, there was a comment "Useless entitled Hollywood trash." Why was this allowed? "I can't believe that ANYONE would want to see this 'movie.' Seems absolutely idiotic," was another comment that should've been at least detected by the system.

Some more examples:

• This is where the woke and Twitter hypnotized will tell I am just against "fun" because I see this is as unfun moronic human behavior
  
• god who cares
  
• failing upwards at united woke methodist.
  
• I'm not interested in anything that liberal elitist is pushing.
  

I could keep going, but this is just in one article. None of these comments build a community. Many of these comments are blatantly hateful. Any article that is slightly political is even worse. I would just like some clarification on what exactly is allowed and what is not allowed, or I'd like to know if there are plans to add more consistency on what is or is not allowed.

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Microsoft Community Guidelines

Why does Microsoft Community Guidelines reject "A 6 foot fence cuts off light"? They seriously need to look at what words are considered offensive.

 

Community guidelines

Why is it inappropriate for me to use a word in a response to a remark on an article that has already been used in the body of the remark that was made? That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. If the word bigot is used in a remark and I repeat the word in my response, why am I then not meeting the community guidelines?! Make up your minds.

I'd like a response.



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