Another physicspost.com question

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Users are experiencing issues posting comments on an article from physicspost.com, specifically when attempting to use the "Add Comment" feature. The problem persists across different browsers, including Firefox and Internet Explorer, with users being redirected back to the main page. There is a mention of previous comment disabling due to spamming issues. The discussion highlights a potential site-wide problem rather than an isolated incident. The website is noted positively despite the commenting difficulties.
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Hi,
I tried to post a comment on an article in http://www.physicspost.com/articles.php?articleId=238 .
When I click on "Add Comment" at the bottom of the page it sends me on the same page so that I can't post any comment. Furthermore I tried the same with Internet Explorer and it redirect me at the principal page (http://www.physicspost.com/).
I wonder if this problem occurs only with me, or other people are in the same situation.
P.S.: I'm using Firefox.
 
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Commenting was disabled a bit ago after I had some spamming issues.
 
Ah ok! Well thank you. Nice website by the way.
 
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