Windows 10: MSN restricted access to my profile to post comments because they claim I violated the Code...

'Community Guidelines' are doing censoring quite regularly. MSN is even censoring comments with wording that's innocuous. The comments I enter are not threatening or harass any single individual. My comments basically reciprocate the content discussed in the article and it relates to the heading of the article. Moderators should identify themselves and they should not arbitrarily censor and delete comments or restrict access to a person's profile account without first explaining their decision and allow objective responses to their decision to censor in good faith. Thank you.

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Why has my MSN Account been blocked from commenting or posting for over 8 months now for a comment that I made on an article that did not violate the community rules?

Why has my MSN Account been blocked from commenting or posting for over 8 months now for a comment that I made on an article that did not violate the community rules? 8 months ago, I made a comment on an article about Queen consort Kamila's racist remarks on Prince Harry and Meghan's son, and since I made that comment defending Prince Harry and Meghan, my account has been blocked for over 8 months now. The comment I made was that "Queen Consort Kamila needs to stop commenting or making racist remarks about Prince Harry's son and go back to the streets where Charles found her". MSN flagged my comment as racist or promoting hate and my account has been blocked or blackballed ever since. Why and on What grounds is my comment hateful or racist? On my account status it says that my account has been blocked for 72hrs from commenting, and that has been since July 2022, we are now in February 2023. I have tried to contest this and reach out to MSN using the Feedback option, but instead of correcting the bias mistake, I was then told my username is also a violation and it needed to be changed. Which is weird to me because 90% of the MSN users are using their own made up user name which is clearly a violation, but not only that, they are either making false claims, promoting hate or saying the most unconscionable, bias or hateful things and MSN has no issues with that. Because those same users are allowed to post or comment and their accounts have not violated any community rules even though they clearly did, but their account have not been blocked for over 8 months as mine was for my comment that did not violate any of the community rules for racism or hate. MSN claims that my comment was flagged for those mentioned reasons and my account have been blocked from commenting ever since, it's over 8 months now. Please remove the blocked from commenting restrictions that was placed on my account for no valid reasons at all and reinstate my community privileges that have been taken away for over 8 months now.

 

My MSN listed as restricted for violation

How can this be when I have not made comments on articles in years through MSN? As soon as I decided to respond to a friend's article this came up:

6/17/23

You've been banned due to violations of our guidelines.

Due to repeated violations of our community guidelines, your account has been restricted indefinitely. You will no longer be able to comment or post content to the community.

How do I address this? The community guidelines page just links you to a boilerplate explanation with no clear indication of how to even get a hold of them. Hilariously, it talks about the process of appeals with no link to an appeals page.

 

Can't comment on MSN article

As an AI language model, I do not have access to the specific reasons why your comment was not allowed on the MSN cruise ship article. However, it is possible that the comment was rejected because it violated the website's terms of service or community guidelines, which may include restrictions on language or content that is deemed offensive or derogatory towards individuals or groups.

Alternatively, it could be that the website's automated spam filter mistakenly flagged your comment as spam or inappropriate, although this is less likely if you were able to submit the comment and it was later rejected.

If you are unsure why your comment was not allowed, you may want to check the website's terms of service or contact their support team for further assistance.

Regarding the category, it is possible that the website has recently updated its categories and that the MSN category is no longer available. Using "Other Windows apps" as a category may be the most appropriate option in this case.