Windows 10: MSN says that THIS profile picture violates guidelines...WHY???? It's a 787's flight...

How does THIS picture violate community guidelines????? I TOOK THIS PICTURE WHILE FLYING a 787 from Houston to Australia in 2020.

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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.

 

MSN comments guidelines

Although I may disagree with part of it, that's not the point. It's a reasonably expressed sentiment, and you have every right to feel slighted by the censorship. The examples I have of trigger words that are homonyms for words that they don't like are mind blowing. As far as guideline violations, the FCC should require the guideline(s) they believe was violated be cited, and a convenient method of real time remediation if it was made in error. This may be a forum that is free from some FCC restrictions, but if it has a bias (in it's system) it needs to be declared clearly. In my opinion, just saying you violated one of their guidelines and referring you to them without stating which one doesn't cut it. If I can't call a cooking vessel a pot, make a point with simple algebra, or quote a term in an article that they posted than the system is technically biased. If any human beings are reviewing the process that results in some errors where facts of public record or ones that are recognised by specialists in a field are censored, then they need to be vetted better for their worldly knowledge.

 

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.