# Comments

> **In short:**\
> Comments in Timebook are tools for collaboration, allowing you to add feedback directly to specific sections (inline comments) or to the entire page (page comments). The centralized comment hub manages all discussions, showing open and resolved threads in one location.

## Comments in Timebook

Adding and resolving comments is a key aspect of collaboration when working on content in Timebook. You can add comments to individual sections or the entire [page](https://help.timebook.ai/hc/product-guide/documents/pages), providing flexibility depending on the context. Below, we outline both methods for adding comments.

To streamline the feedback process, each page includes a dedicated comment hub where all comments are displayed. This central hub allows you to track, respond to, and resolve comments efficiently, ensuring all feedback is managed in a single, accessible location.

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You can view comments directly on a page or in the comment hub.
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Open the comment hub by clicking the \[**See comments**] button in the top-right corner of a page. This allows you to view the page’s content and comments side by side. You can use the following features in the comment hub:

* Reply, edit, resolve, and delete comment threads.
* Track inline and page comments in separate tabs for easy organization.
* View resolved comment threads in a dedicated tab to review past discussions.
* Click on an inline comment heading to navigate directly to the commented content.

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Page creators can resolve all comment threads on their pages.

Each commenter can resolve the comment threads they started.
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Note the difference between available options when deleting comments:

\[**Delete**] only removes a single comment made in reply to an earlier comment.

\[**Delete thread**] removes the original comment AND all other comments added in reply.
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### Inline comments

You can add an inline comment to a specific piece of text, making it ideal for providing targeted feedback or asking questions about that exact part of the content.

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To send a comment, click the \[**Send**] button below it. If you prefer keyboard shortcuts, use:

* \[**Ctrl + Enter**] on Windows/Linux
* \[**Cmd + Return**] on Mac
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To add an inline comment:

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Highlight specific information and use the \[**Comment**] option to add an inline comment.
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> 1. Highlight a piece of text within a [block](https://help.timebook.ai/hc/product-guide/documents/blocks).
> 2. Click \[**Comment**] from the context menu.
> 3. Type your comment, and optionally add an attachment or mention someone.
> 4. Click \[**Send**] to submit your comment. The piece of text you commented on is now highlighted for easier identification.

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Click the highlighted text to open a pop-up with the comment, allowing you to reply, edit, resolve, or delete it.
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### Page comments

A page comment allows you to provide feedback on the entire page, which is useful for discussing general issues with collaborators rather than focusing on specific content.

To add a page comment:

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Use the comment hub to add a page comment.
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> 1. Click the \[**See comments**] button in the top-right corner to open the comment hub.
> 2. Go to the \[**Page comments**] tab.
> 3. Type your comment in the text field at the top. You can also add an attachment or mention someone.
> 4. Click \[**Send**] to submit your comment.

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You can view and manage page comments only in the dedicated tab of the comment hub.
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## Related articles

[pages](https://help.timebook.ai/hc/product-guide/documents/pages "mention")

[blocks](https://help.timebook.ai/hc/product-guide/documents/blocks "mention")


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