Allowing ***ism, ******, abuse and defamation of character on supersport.com website comments section

<p>Currently there is an individual that is trolling the supersport.com's comments section. It has been found out that he is using a **** profile and he is being abusive, ***ist, ******, defaming, offensive, excessive and meaningless. A fellow poster on the website has reported him to Supersport/ Multichoice, with them just shrugging their shoulders. A number of posters have been forced to report him to facebook and block him. Yet here is an abstract of the Terms and Conditions of use of supersport.com website:</p> <p>"You undertake not to post any information or content onto the Website that is, or may be, ********, defamatory, harassing, obscene, personal/commercial advertising/marketing material, profane, untrue, false, incorrect, misleading, infringes the privacy rights, intellectual property rights or any other rights or interests of ours, our Affiliates or of a third party, or is harmful in any way..."</p> <p>"....flooding the forum boards with excessive posts, meaningless posts, posts unrelated to the topic or padding posts;..."</p> <p>"... attacks (including "Flaming") of another user in such a way as to incite or perpetuate arguments or conflict; creating usernames to attack other users' identities; "</p> <p>We are the ones that are clicking article after article for your advertising purposes, and let me be frank I personally only read about 20% of the articles that your Sport Writers write, and I really just go straight to the comments section to read what the posters are saying about current sport related issues. It's the posters on this site that gets me on this site and not your writers. We do not want to have to put up with abusive, ******, ***ist etc. trolling comments anymore. It is unacceptable that you refuse to do anything about it. Why can't you even take valid complaints seriously? </p>