MSN Community Guidelines works horribly.

Hello, Xenomorph XX121

Thanks for raising your concerns in Microsoft Community.

Based on the category of Bing / Other / Developers and webmasters, I’m sorry to hear that you’re having a frustrating experience with the MSN Community Guidelines. The guidelines are designed to support diverse, authentic conversations and content about issues and events that matter. They aim to create a safe, inclusive, and respectful forum where participants are responsible for their posts and how they treat one another.

However, moderation can be challenging, and sometimes content may be removed or blocked due to misunderstanding or misinterpretation. If you believe there’s been an error, you might consider reaching out to the MSN Community directly with your concerns. They may be able to provide more context or assistance. Remember, your feedback is valuable in helping platforms like these improve.

You can contact the MSN Community in a few ways:

1. MSN Customer Support: You can visit the following website: Sign in using your Microsoft account, and then select the subscribed service with which you want help. MSN Explorer help - Microsoft Support
   

2. Submit feedback throug the feedback: You can visit the home page by clicking on the small gear in the upper right corner, click Feedback to contact the MSN team, as shown below:
   Remember, your feedback is valuable in helping platforms like these improve.

   Best regards,

   Chandy |Microsoft Community Support Specialist

That's not true. Tell me what was wrong with the comment. These are the majority of the censored comments on the site. That happens to forum members all the time. Result. I'm not interested in commenting further because the MSN site is a disaster. And I'm changing my Bing to Google.

I understand, but MSN Community and Microsoft Community each perform their own duties.

Essentially, posting this issue in Microsoft Community and hope to get support from MSN is not a appropriate decision. Please read my previous reply and submit your feedback according to the steps. Thanks for your patience.

Thank you for your answer. Did you know that by following the steps to post a comment in the MSN community you reach this forum? I just did it again based on the link you posted. The result is the same, this page.

But I thank you for your attention anyway.

See this article published by Microsoft Employee, There doesn't seem to be any other avenues other than feedback and the method of clicking Help. You could try this, or change accounts and hope they respond to you.

General advice for MSN-related concerns - Microsoft Community

One of the major problems with Community Guidelines censorship is not being able to recognize foreign comments. The easiest way is to look at how the poster spells simple words. The biggest giveaway is the word YOU when it's written as EWE as with a female sheep. This is so common with digital translators but not a mistake an English speaker would ever make.