Why can I no longer comment on a WIKI page?

[Former Member]

I can no longer add comments or reply to comments on SCN WIKI pages. Specifically been collaborating on this WIKI https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/Unlock+the+CMS+database+with+new+data+access+driver+for+B...

But there are no options to add comments or reply to comments.

[Former Member]

Thanks for the feedback. The WIKI has comments and replies as current as yesterday. I made a comment in mid Oct and received a reply so all the comments related to the WIKI are on the WIKI. Are you postulating or has SAP made an actual change to the WIKI format?

[former_member183424]

I am not a moderator, but still I can comment in this wiki content.

[VeselinaPeykova]

What exactly do you see in the comments section after you are logged in?

Are you using content blockers - for example AdBlock, uBlock, NoScript, Firefox in-built protection, plugins that come with your antivirus suite?

If you are using a managed device (company owned) or connect via VPN?

Do you see anything out of the ordinary in the browser console?

I am not a moderator as well but the comment option for the page in your link is available in Firefox ESR 52.4.0 Windows 32-bit version.

[JL23]

Had you logged in? Wikis do not automatically log you in, you have to force that yourself by clicking the login link on top.

[Former Member]

Yes. Logged in. Logged out. Cleared cache. Rebooted. Tried different browser. If you go to the link can you see the options to post comments or reply to comments?

[JL23]

yes I can reply, edit and delete content and comments of your mentioned wiki (but I am a moderator here in the community, I am not sure if I also have special rights for the wiki)

[TammyPowlas]

Keith - I think the feeling is they would like for you to ask questions here at answers.sap.com and then refer to the wiki

[Former Member]

There are comments are replies as recent as yesterday. Mine was just done in mid October. Seems odd that this would be a functionality change just now made and no reference to it anywhere.