There was not.
But it’s something I very rarely do and a couple spam hits could change a lot.
I’ve been also thinking that FB may be starting to take measures at tightening things up a bit. Given the vast number of account holders that have become inactive. Maybe, based on metrics that I’ve no idea on… a new account related to such-a-type of page may be categorized and/or have to live through a wait period of X number of months, before they can comment externally. And even then, possibly meet certain criteria (based on activities, growth, little or no reports of abuse, etc). Whatever their studies might show could be worthy of freeing the comments feature. But just speculation. since FB and active users may not want a huge percentage of commenters going inactive.
- Much appreciate your efforts Ted. I realize this wasn’t exactly a typical post and you became quite involved at a much appreciated level. Thx.