Comment on a post
Talk about a post where it lives: comment, reply, mention someone, react, and add GIFs, photos or files.
Every post has a Comments section near the bottom. Everyone who can open the post sees its comments, including the client's own logins. For a private word with a teammate, use Messages.
Add a comment
Step 1: Type in the Add a comment… box.
Step 2: To mention someone, type @ and pick them from the list. They're told about it.
Step 3: Press Comment.
Reply
Press Reply under any comment, write in the Write a reply… box and press Reply. Replies sit under the first comment of the thread, one level deep, and the person you reply to is told. A thread with more than 3 replies folds up behind a link such as Show 5 replies.
React
Under each comment, click the heart, thumbs up or thumbs down, or + for any emoji. Click your reaction again to take it back, and hover over a reaction to see who reacted. The comment's author is told.
GIFs, photos and files
- GIF opens a search box (Search GIFs…). Click a GIF to add it to your comment.
- Photo adds pictures, and Attach files adds any file. Up to 10 files per comment.
GIFs can be turned off for a client in its settings under Preferences, GIFs in comments. GIFs already posted still show.
Edit or delete your comment
Under your own comments, press Edit to change the text, then Save. Press Delete to remove one, then confirm. Replies under it are deleted with it, whoever wrote them, and a deleted comment can't be brought back.
During review
When a reviewer requests changes, their note becomes a comment tagged Changes requested, so you can reply to it. While a post is in review, client logins can't comment: they're pointed to the Request changes box instead. Comments open again once they approve or request changes.
Who is told about comments, mentions and reactions follows each person's notification settings.
Related
Approve a post or ask for changes
For reviewers: check a post, approve it so it publishes at its time, or send it back with a note.
Notifications
Catch up with the bell, and choose which events reach you in lmnts, by email, by text or on your phone.
Direct messages
Message your team and the people at your clients, one to one or in a group, with files, GIFs and emoji.
Send a post for review
When a post is finished, send it to the client to approve, and handle any changes they ask for.