Windows 10: HOW IS IT THAT MICROSOFT CAN BAN PERSON'S PROFILE BASES ON ONE PERSON'S COMPLAINT

Hi, I find it interesting that someone has made a false complaint against me and got my profile banned. How is that possible? Did MSN even look into the allegations to see if it's true? The feedback tab is provided it utterly useless because it does NOT address the problem. Can I do the same to all the comments that I disagree with? Here's my screen shot of my original posting on one of your articles https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/you-will-lose-fired-professor-condemns-school-board-following-judge-s-ruling-against-dei-mandates/ar-AA1nNHKe?ocid=socialshare#comments&commentId=d57d334

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Hide or Show User Profile's Personal Folders in Navigation Pane

Hello Brink and thank you. This website is a very helpful resource.

Your suggested answer will hide the User Profile folder in the Navigation Pane.

Instead, this scenario involves not hiding the User Profile folder but hiding specific Personal Folders in the Navigation Pane that are marked "Hidden" in the Files/Folders Listing Area.

My suspicion is that there are more "PinToNamespace" registry entries for me to toggle the DWORD value.

 

Hide or Show User Profile's Personal Folders in Navigation Pane

 

Delete a person from Microsoft People

I did manage to remove the person from my Microsoft people app by uninstalling Skype and reinstalling it. However, when I open Skype and enter the person's name it shows that he is listed in my Skype contacts (I'm not mistaking this for the others of
similar name in the Skype directory). Yet, when I view my Skype contacts on all of my devices, the person is not listed. The only link to this person is that apparently I made a call to him a while back, but he is not one of my Skype contacts. Suggestions?