Where do comments appear?

Comments appear at the bottom of an article shared in a Team channel, below the article text, with the comment box above them, and the members of the channel see them. A new comment also shows in Team > Activity and in the Notifications panel of the people it notifies.

The discussion under the article

On an article shared in a channel, Team members get a bar below the text with Share with Team, or Edit once you've shared it, and the comment count. The comment box shows your picture, the field "Add your comment...", the names of the channels and Post comment. Type @ and a name to mention a member of the article's channels. Comments load when you open an article that has some, oldest first, with replies indented, and each has Reply, Like and Flag, plus Edit and Delete on your own. The note written when the article was shared opens the discussion as its first comment. How do I share an article with my Team? explains sharing, and What is a Team channel? the channels.

The entry in Activity

Team > Activity lists each comment, such as "Anna left a comment in Marketing.", with its text, for the channels you belong to. Where can I see what my Team is doing? describes the timeline.

Who is notified

Every teammate who shared the article in a channel gets an in-app notification under Notifications, the bell in the lower part of the tab bar, and a push notification in the Inoreader app. Anyone you mention with @ gets an in-app notification, a push and an email. People who commented on the article earlier are notified as well, in Inoreader, in the app and by email, unless they switched the article's notifications off. The email comes from Inoreader with the comment text and a link to the comment.

Turn off notifications for one article

1. Open the article and click the arrow next to the comment count under it.
2. Click Notifications to remove its checkmark.

Plans

Team comments come with the Team and Team Intelligence plans as part of Teams. What’s the difference between highlights, notes, and comments? compares comments with highlights and notes.