Collaboration in Enterprise Wiki

The out-of-box wiki page that is created with every enterprise wiki site states the following:
Collaborate on wiki pages with other users
Comment on a wiki page to enable discussion about the contents of the page
Rate a wiki page to share your opinion about its content
Categorize wiki pages to enable users to quickly find information and share it with others
Does anyone know how one can enable this commenting feature for wiki pages? I am unable to find anything that talks about this.

Hi,
I have been searching this commenting as well.
Best that I could find is when you are on the page you want to comment:
From ribbon: Click Page --> Tags & Notes --> Note Board.
I don't see this as great way of commenting as no one can quickly see the comments. I would believe that the comments would be visible at the bottom of the wiki page.
Let see if the SP1 brings us something to this once it comes.

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