Windows 10: MSN Comments White Rectangle

Might be the wrong place for this, but there is no longer a category for MSN and I am using Chrome,When browsing comments on an MSN.com article, I keep seeing a smallish white rectangle superimposed on the comments.The white rectangle typically has someone else's avatar, and when clicked takes me to comments on a different article I have previously commented on.I can find nothing anywhere on this and have provided feedback, but, as usual, feedback is a one way street.Anybody know what is going on and how to fix it?

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MSN comments guidelines

There are WAY too many words that are resulting in "Something went wrong" or comments that violate community standards.

Black, White, Gay, Bubba, are just a few.

Maybe we should start a Facebook group to list all of the terms banned by the comments section.

 

white rectangles cover desktop icons?

Hi,
Ver: 1909
All of a sudden, white rectangles cover W10 desktop icons? Rebooted, cleared icon cache to no avail. Laptop still works.

Please view image below:





Regards,

 

MSN comments guidelines

This problem seems to affect many. If I click on a story, Microsoft (MSN) provides a place to make comments and receive comments. There are community guidelines and comments deemed offensive or that do not meet the guidelines get blocked. I'm looking for a way to show them some comments that got blocked. I've looked all over. It is probably a flawed algorithm doing the checking but might be a flawed person. I have many examples. Today a person that calls herself "CathyIsFedUP" posted a comment I thought had some incorrect information. I politely disputed the 3-4 items on her list. She politely replied back that after checking she was wrong on one point. She originally claimed Michelle Obama stole stuff from the White House. In her reply she said it was actually Hilliary Clinton that stole things when Bill Clinton was leaving office. I tried to reply back -

"That makes more sense. I never cared for the politics of the Clintons or Obama, but I felt the Obamas at the personal level were more honorable"

That (my) comment was blocked for not meeting community guidelines.

Maybe I'm nuts. Does anybody else think my comment is offensive? Cathy and I had about the friendliest exchange between people in an article related to politics. There is a big issue in our country about big tech companies stifling free speech. I'd hate to see Microsoft get dragged into it for blocking comments like this. On the plus side, most on the right think Microsoft and MSN is a mouthpiece for the left. Blocking me saying something nice about Obama might help you prove them wrong! ������

Again, this is probably the wrong place for this question, but I dare any of you to try contacting Microsoft or MSN about anything to do with their posting guidelines thru the pages and links they provide. You just go around in dead end circles.