> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://confidence.spotify.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Comments

> With comments you can work together on your experiment with team mates. Add comments to the experiment design or its results.

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<Note>
  Get pinged on Slack when someone mentions you or replies to your comment by [connecting your personal Slack account with
  Confidence](/docs/how-to-guides/connect-personal-slack).
</Note>

## Overview

Comments and reviews are a great way to work together on your experiment with teammates.

You can comment on "comment zones" on the experiment pages or by submitting a review. To see which comment zones are available, click the comment icon in the top right and you see the zones highlight for a brief second. As you hover over comment zones on the page, they highlight and you can click to add a comment. To comment by submitting a review, click the thumbs up and down icon on the sidebar.

If a comment zone already has a comment, it has a badge with the number of threads on it. Clicking on the badge opens the comment sidebar and selects the thread so that you can add a comment to it.

## Add a Comment

To add a comment to the experiment, click the comment icon in the top right corner of the experiment design.

To add a comment:

1. Go to a workflow such as an A/B test or rollout.
2. Click on the comment icon next to the experiment name. The comment sidebar opens on the right side of the page.
3. Click on a comment zone on the workflow where you want to add a comment. The zones flash briefly when you open the sidebar to indicate where you can add comments.
4. Type your comment and press <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Enter</kbd> to post.

Mention a team mate in a comment by typing <kbd>@</kbd>

and selecting their name from the list. A mentioned team mate can be assigned to the thread. Assigned threads shows up on the user's home page under the "Your to-do list" section.

## Comment on a Thread

Threads organize comments for you. A thread is a group of related comments. You can add a comment to a thread by selecting it, which reveals an input field where you can type your comment.

## Resolve Threads

You can resolve a thread by clicking the checkmark icon in the top right corner of the thread. Resolved threads are by default hidden. You can show resolved threads by toggling the `Show resolved threads` switch in the top right corner of the comments section.

## Comments in Reviews

When you review an experiment, you can add a comment with [the review](./reviews). This comment shows up in the comment section like all other comments.

## Related Resources

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  <Card title="Reviews" href="/docs/experiments/reviews">
    Request and give reviews
  </Card>

  <Card title="Connect Personal Slack" href="/docs/how-to-guides/connect-personal-slack">
    Get comment notifications
  </Card>

  <Card title="Reports" href="/docs/experiments/reports">
    Share experiment findings
  </Card>

  <Card title="Notifications" href="/docs/notifications/introduction">
    Configure notification settings
  </Card>
</CardGroup>