Drupal: Allow anonymous users to post comments

Posted by rolf on Tuesday, 18 November 2014

NOTE: you should only allow anonoymous users to post comments if you have some human checking feature implemented, like the captcha module.

go to

  people > permissions

or navigate your browser to
  <www.MYexampleWebsite.com>/?q=admin/config/people/permissions

and check

drupal allow all users to post comments

View comments
Post comments
Skip comment approval   [[ if you want ]]
Edit own comments
for ANONYMOUS USERS and AUTHENTICATED USERS

Click on
  save permissions

That's it. Now anyone can posts comments.
 

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