End Post Automatic ‘Leave a reply’ and ‘somewhat review of my page’

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    tovarish1337 · Member ·

    Hello,
    I’m sorry, I’m very frustrated with the problem i have. I just published my second post on my website (which i gave you the URL)

    After i finished with the article, and i published it, the post automaticly added ‘Previous post’ somewhat ‘Review’ of that particular post (this can be seen on the page) and after that ‘leave a reply’.
    I already succesfully disabled ‘prev post’ button, but i don’t know how to delete that ‘preview’ and ‘leave a reply’.
    I did not check ‘Allow discusion’ or ‘allow comments’. I only added my own Contact form before that. Well. If you could help me with it, i would be really happy. Have no idea even how to google the problem. Because if i google it, everyone is saying ‘disable allow comments’, well,… i did not even enable it. It is disabled. And that review, i don’t even know how to call that, so i could google it.

    For the love of god, please help my pure soul.

    Self-declared URL: https://www.comfortenviro.com/dehumidifiers/how-much-water-should-a-dehumidifier-collect-in-a-day/
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  • staff-totoro · Staff ·

    Hi there,

    Thank you so much for reaching out! I wanted to clarify upfront that your WordPress site doesn’t appear to be hosted on our managed WordPress.com hosting services. Instead, you’re using a free, open-source version of WordPress through a different hosting provider. Because of this, our capabilities to assist are unfortunately limited – we can only fully investigate and directly handle issues on websites that are hosted through WordPress.com.

    Just to give you a bit more information, WordPress.com’s managed hosting service takes care of all the backend processes of running a WordPress website. This includes performance, security, updates, backups and more. You can learn more about our managed hosting capabilities here: https://wordpress.com/hosting/

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    Nonetheless, even though we can’t directly assist with your current website, you aren’t without hope! You can seek help on the community support forums for the open-source version of WordPress.com, which is the version your host uses for your site. This community is filled with users and experts who’ve faced a wide variety of challenges and can guide you based on their experiences. You can ask for help here: https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting/

    We understand your frustration, and we hope either of these methods will help get the issue resolved quickly. Wishing you all the best with your website.

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