Windows 10: Why are my posts on MSN being tagged as violating the community guidelines?

I have had many posts blocked for violating the community guidelines. It has become tiresome.This was the latest "offensive" comment that I was not able to post, where I wished to comment on an article about the most unhealthy items sold at Trader Joe's:"Many of these are intended to be appetizers or hors d oeuvres. No one sits down to eat a box of mac and cheese bites or a bag of cheese curds or breaded fried ravioli as a meal. The pastry rolls, cheesecake and peanut candies are desserts and candies, and are not going to be healthy. And anything with shrimp is going to be off the charts with

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MSN, Community guidelines and standards being inappropriately applied.

MSN 'Community Guidelines' are INSANE. I can't post, "I am gay". [Among other things] It's considered by these guidelines to be 'hate speech'. How ridiculous. Shame on MSN.

 

Bullying and harassment community guidelines violations?

Sorry but you aren't communicating with MSN here. No one here can tell you why a post was

rejected.

Here's my canned response on moderation. Please see, in particular, point 4.

1. You may find useful information at Microsoft News

2. There were so many unacceptable comments that commenting was shut down for a few

months not too long ago.

3. Now that commenting is allowed again, moderation is very restrictive.

4. Moderation is a dysfunctional mess. It's being done via AI, via a bot, not humans and is

random and inexplicable.

5. If a comment you tried to post was banned, you can appeal that from the Feedback link

at the bottom of nearly every MSN page. This may or may not be acted on and you may

or may not receive a reply. There used to be a more direct method, but that's been removed.

6. I've searched but have not found a way to contact MSN staff regarding this moderation

except the Feedback link that's at the bottom of nearly every MSN webpage. If you receive

a reply to the feedback, it will be a generic reply that doesn't address your specific issue.

Don

 

In what way does the sentence "What a horrible day to be literate" violate community guidelines?

Adding to advice offered by Puppy_Dog...

You aren't communicating with MSN here and, to be honest, I don't know of a way to get an explanation from MSN.

Don