I'm nervous about making a comment. 

A while ago, I marked a comment as civil but the Globe & Mail disagreed but didn't explain why. Now the Globe & Mail has restricted my comments and won't allow me make comments on certain topics for 30 days.

I still can't figure out why the comment I approved wasn't civil. It seemed civil to me.

Why doesn't the Globe & Mail indicate the reason someone is being restricted and point out the reason the Globe & Mail thinks a comment isn't civil if someone else thinks a comment is civil?

Why doesn't the Globe & Mail give someone a warning and a chance to change?

And, if my comments are civil, why does the Globe & Mail restrict my comments because it thinks someone else's comments aren't civil?

If this keeps up, I just won't read the Globe & Mail anymore and its advertisers won't get my business.