You can use "netsh advfirewall firewall" commands to view rules. And you can use "netsh exec" to execute a script to modify rules. Unfortunately the "dump" command is not implemented, so there is some work involved to turn the "show rule" output into a script.
I'd hate seeing it too if this was the result of 1-2 bad comments or a mistake but a quick look through this poster's history shows their "contribution" is hardly better than spam.
Things like:
> No. Way. Everything big business does is for the greater good of man. Not for their own bottom line.
Who are you vegetables? [0]
> Why don't you just... Exercise? [1]
> No shit. [2]
> Thanks for that captain obvious [3]
> Hope you go away forever chairman Pao. [4]
> Have you heard women talk? [5]
And many more you can read for yourself. Being shadow banned sucks, no doubt, but this poster is obviously not contributing anything of worth to this site. It was just under a year ago that they appear to have been shadow banned for the last comment and nothing of any real value has been submitted since. So while I'd normally hate seeing this I can't help but think this is exactly what the system was put in place to do. The poster is free to create a new account and try to follow the rules and and realize this isn't reddit.
Wondering if I should go through all the Windows stuff there and turn them off. Edit: just did (except for Edge and obvious internet related stuff).
Is there a way to change Firewall rules with a registry tweak? That would be the ideal way to distribute this.