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Gary Smith, Web Department Director at DiocesanBlake Stapleton, Web Designer at DiocesanVeronica Alvarado, Project Manager at DiocesanRyan Ross, Developer at DiocesanConnie WisdoDan Gafdllagher, Diocese of Scranton StaffMary Goeldel, DiocesanKyle Sullivan, Web Development at DiocesanSam Pohlman, Web Developer at DiocesanNathalie Shultz, Web ConsultantMarcus Borger, Developer at Diocesan_SupportRyan Hoch, Web at DiocesanRachel TupperKarl Evans, Diocesan +1 others
From the list: Plugins

✔ Disable Comments Plugin

Veronica A. added this on
Completed by Veronica A.
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Ryan Ross, Developer at Diocesan Ryan R.
Notes
I saw that it is not added (or was and is now gone?)

Comments & Events

Ryan Ross, Developer at Diocesan Ryan Ross, Developer
This was not added, as it wasn't on the list.

Either way, what's the reason for this plugin on a site that doesn't offer or support comments?
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Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager at Diocesan Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager
I'm not sure if there is a reason, so my next question is if having comments enabled are seen as a security issue. As in, is there anywhere on the website that comments would show up and result in spam messages? Then again, none of the users have the ability to see/approve comments anyways, so it would just be Diocesan that sees them. 
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Connie Wisdo Connie Wisdo
I'll weigh in on this one, Ryan and Veronica.  People are not open to having comments on our pages.  We turn off comments on our YouTube videos and I'm sure they would want comments turned off on the site.

The Diocese maintains Facebook and Twitter accounts so that's where the comments can flow!

Please turn off comments.

Thank you,
Connie
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Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager at Diocesan Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager
Plugin not needed, as site does not display ability to comment anywhere.
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Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager at Diocesan
Veronica Alvarado completed this to-do.