Collaborate & Share
Comments

Use comments in Slite to give feedback, ask questions, or start discussions — directly in context.
Whether you’re reviewing a full doc or just one sentence, comments help your team collaborate async without cluttering the content.
You can use comments in two ways:
Global comments — about the entire doc
Inline comments — attached to specific parts of the doc
How to Add CommentsAdd a Global CommentTo add a global comment:
Click the  ﻿ icon in the top-right of a doc to open the comments panel
Click Add a comment… and start typing
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The Comments panel.The Comments panel.
In the comments panel, global comments appear first, followed by inline comment threads ordered by global comments.
Add an Inline CommentTo add an inline comment:
Highlight an element
Click the ﻿ icon to the right of the toolbar that appears
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Select an element and click the bubble icon to add a comment.Select an element and click the bubble icon to add a comment.
Tips:
You can press Command-Option-M (Mac) or Ctrl + Alt + M (Windows) to add an inline comment.
You can press the up arrow to edit your last comment.
You can add a line break by pressing Shift-Return .
You can @mention docs and people in your comments.
You can add images by pasting, dragging and dropping, or using the image button in the comment toolbar.
How to View New CommentsThere are two visual cues when a doc has new comments:
The ﻿ icon in the top right turns yellow
This icon will turn yellow  when there’s at least one unread comment (global or inline.) Click it to view the comments thread.
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A yellow bubble indicates that there are unread comments.A yellow bubble indicates that there are unread comments.
You can use the comments panel to filter by Unread, open, or resolved status.
A comment bubble appears to the right of the commented element
Individual bubble icons will appear next to each part of the doc when there are inline comments.
Clicking on them will display each thread, and you can navigate to the previous or following thread by using the arrows.
These bubbles will turn yellow when there's a new comment that you haven't read yet.
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A yellow bubble indicates that there are new unread inline comments.A yellow bubble indicates that there are new unread inline comments.
How to Manage Comment ThreadsResolving CommentsYou can resolve comments once the points have been addressed, to tidy your doc. Just click the "Resolve" button in the top right of a thread.
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Resolving a comment.Resolving a comment.
To view resolved comments, open comments panel in the top right and click Resolved.
Deleting CommentsYou can use the three-dot menu in the top right of a comments thread to delete it.
From this menu you can also choose to:
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Comments on deleted text keep their previous status (open or resolved) and we show the excerpt of the deleted text.
MoreFrom the three-dot menu, you can also choose to:
copy a link to the comment
edit the comment
unfollow the thread
NotificationsWhen you leave a comment people will be notified when:
They're @mentioned
They've written in the doc
They follow the doc
To follow a doc, click the three-dot menu in the top right and choose Follow updates.
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