Sexism among your moderators is getting ridiculous. Articles about tv stations discriminating against women do not allow women to comment.
AOL moderators censor women. We are not allowed to say "*" in a story about *.
Paula Rhoads
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Paula Rhoads
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I can go to other forums and talk about how stupid AOL moderators have become. This makes your forum less valuable.
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Paula Rhoads
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AOL seems intent on continuing the dumb attitudes of discriminating against women.
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Paula Rhoads
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And if I make a point, your moderators become commenters to tell me to go elsewhere. Your moderators allow others to make insulting comments toward me, but I cannot make comments that have nothing violating your community guidelines. Nothing.
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Paula Rhoads
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So while this topic of older women is being discussed, the AOL moderators are making certain that older women may not comment at all.
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Paula Rhoads
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When an economic downturn occurs, statistics in the past have demonstrated that most of the people laid off are older women.
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Paula Rhoads
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A story about Don Lemon saying Nikki Haley is past her prime at 51 really should allow women to speak. But tv stations are among the worst to get rid of women at about 45 years of age, while allowing the men to retire at 70 years old with their long noses and bald heads.
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Paula Rhoads
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Without anything violating community guidelines, the mysogynist AOL moderators will censor female voices. Look at who is left as commenters: mostly men. Very few women. And those women seem mostly to be Republicans. So was it your intent to discourage anybody making comments that do not agree with your conservative perspectives?