Static Pages And Comments

After long waiting, Blogger added a static pages option to our blogs. And even as blogger are busy adding static pages to their blogs, they are learning what static pages are - and what they are not. And as we note what static pages are not, we have to note that one feature which they appear to provide - comments - may not work for everybody.

Some bloggers have observed that comments do not work on their static pages. Comments are a complex product, and are sensitive to many settings - both in the blog, and on the client computers.

Right now, we're just starting to look at this deficiency. Help us out here, if you are able.

First (guess what is first?) what is the URL of the blog with the noted problem?
Does the blog use Embedded, Popup, or Separate Page comments?
Is the problem observed on the computer of the blog owner, on the computers of the readers, or all computers?
If the problem is inconsistently observed on multiple computers, what operating system and browser is in use when the problem is noted? When the problem is not noted?
Does the blog contain any customisations in the post template?
Have you tried standard comments diagnostics?

That's where we start. The initial diagnoses start with you, and with what you can tell us.

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