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Comments and discussions

Comments in GitBook allow you to have as much (or as little) conversation as you like around specific pieces of content — without switching over to a workplace chat tool or 'jumping on a call'!

Comment within your content

You can comment on any block within your content. The comment will be displayed in a right hand panel which you can open by clicking on the
icon in the sub-navigation.
A screenshot of a GitBook space where users have been commenting on a paragraph block. The first asks for more detail to be included in the section, the second confirms that they will work on the changes.
Commenting on a specific content block

Comment threads

Any top-level comment in GitBook can be replied to, turning it into a discussion thread.

Resolving comments

Commenting and discussions can get messy, especially with larger teams! To reduce the noise, you can resolve a comment at any time. Resolving a comment will hide it in the interface, but still keep it accessible in the 'Resolved' tab of the space's comments sidesheet.
Resolving a comment

Reacting to comments

You can also leave an emoji reaction on any comment.

Commenting and change requests

With commenting being integral to feedback, you might want to read more about how comments and change requests work together: