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MSN comment moderation is handled by MSN’s own automated and human moderation systems, and automated filters can incorrectly flag normal or heartfelt comments. Support channels like Microsoft Q&A cannot see the exact rule, log, or reason for a specific comment rejection and cannot override MSN moderation decisions.
The documented way to raise this is through MSN’s feedback tool on the MSN page:
- Open the MSN article or page where the comment was blocked.
- Select the Feedback button at the bottom right of the MSN page, or use the settings cog at the top right of the MSN homepage.
- Describe the issue in detail, including the exact comment text and that it was rejected as violating community guidelines.
- If relevant, include the page where it happened and what behavior was seen.
For MSN content moderation generally, content can be rejected or removed when it is flagged by users or reviewers for violating guidelines, including misleading, plagiarized, or improperly attributed content. For partner content, MSN Partner Hub can show moderation reasons and supports appeals, but that applies to submitted content, not article comments.
References:
- MSN feedback frequently asked questions
- Troubleshoot MSN content rejections and moderation issues
- MSN news comment censoring. - Microsoft Q&A Seriously? The reply "No." doesn't meet community guidelines? Are you kidding? Are you complete [Mod Removed] ?
- (Political content removed by Moderator) that you are - Microsoft Q&A why are you so
- Silenced by Corruption - Microsoft Q&A Please tell me which part of this comment violates your so called terms of service.