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As per the FAQthe FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales)this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this commentleave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

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As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

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This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

Ask Ubuntu Privilege Table

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).

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How can a user with less than 50 reputation leave a comment on another user's question?

As per the FAQ, a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points in order to leave comments globally on the site - one can always comment on one's own questions and answers and answers to questions one has asked.

Ask Ubuntu Privilege Table

This means that a user needs atleast 50 Reputation points to comment on a question posted by another user. So, how can this unregistered user (PaddyinWales) leave this comment? He/She has just 1 Reputation Point.

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I don't think this should be a bug (although it could be).