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Sombra is pretty much dead-on in her assessment of the situation. I doubt Yahoo intended this as a business plan from the start, but someone must have finally noticed that Hey! when Community Moderation is down, usage seems to go up. That's due not just to an increase in the trolling, but also due to an increase in the fruitless counter-trolling, followed by counter-counter-trolling, etc. All that usage ("clicks") of course translates to advertising revenue.
There's no one at Yahoo to whom to complain, no legitimate e-mail address, telephone number or even physical address to where you can send a complaint. Internet companies like Yahoo, even in their decline, are simply too huge to care, and that's not just an indication of callousness. If you have 100 million users and just 1/2 of 1/10 of 1 percent of them complained about something each day, that would be 50,000 complaints everyday. That would overwhelm any Customer Service Department. Far easier to ignore them, then to deal with them.
