Chuck

Do you find that reading the articles on Yahoo are no longer as interesting without the ability to read and comment on them?  The comment section was the best part of Yahoo, without them its just as easy to get more complete and informed articles (that tend to be less biased) either from the source or other sites such as Bing or Google News.

Personally I have cut back on reading Yahoo articles at least 80%, and I'm getting used to checking for news and other information elsewhere.

Successfully signed into Yahoo. Mail works etc, but going to the comment section of articles, it says I need to sign in. No matter how many times I sign in, it keeps asking me.

All cookies have been deleted, browser restarted and signed in again but no luck.

I'd say that more than half of the Yahoo news feed reads like some soap opera Jerry Springer drama instead of actual news.

Its all just bickering over name calling and playing victim and by being offended by things that have nothing to do with you.

For the past couple of weeks, there are barely an new stories on the Yahoo Home page. Stories three, four, or even five days old are sitting at the top of the page as if they are breaking news.

Very repetitive and boring...

Yahoo had implemented a feature on your Home Page where you can choose to see less of certain web sites.

Now articles from some of those sites (Huffpost, for example) are showing up like crazy despite being on this list.

Is this not working or just Yahoo being so liberal and associated with HuffPost (and some other liberal sites) that they are putting up those articles regardless of settings?

Its asking for a password even though I recently signed in anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours before. Then it may ask again after a few minutes or a few hours.

And no, I have not deleted my cache or cookies, or run programs that do those things such as CCleaner.

As Yahoo gets closer to being handed over to Verizon, HuffPost articles have been flooding my news feed, with ridiculous headlines and articles that would put "The Onion" to shame.

Again, the people at Yahoo keep changing things for no reason. What happened to the Thumbs Down? Is this like some sort of "safe room" for its more delicate minded users?

Also, why have they again made it harder to look at your own comments? Now they show up in a small fixed size box when you click on your name and it is very awkward to use and read.