I want external users (customers) to be able to post and see each other's comments.
I also want internal users (employees) to be able to post comments that only internal users can see, to discuss possible changes and so on.
How can I do both?
Other than building a plugin, this is a feature request - see CONF-5639. You can comment in that issue and vote for it, or add your specific use-case.
It is possible to select who can view the comments when it is posted. When internal customers post it, they should make sure the visibility is selected appropriately!
Edit: This is for JIRA, not Confluence.
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I see view restrictions for pages, but not for comments.
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Checkout the comment visibility section here: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Commenting+on+an+Issue#CommentingonanIssue-addcomment
Also check how the administrator has configured it.
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Oops, I am talking about JIRA! My bad!
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