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  • AnnoStation Knowledge Base
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction to AnnoStation
    • Quick start
  • Mastering AnnoStation
    • Organization
      • Member types
    • Setting up a Project
      • Adding datasets
        • Importing images
        • Connecting to external data
      • Organizing datasets
      • Defining labels
      • Adding Project members
        • Project member roles
      • Assigning annotators
    • Working with a Project
      • Selecting target files to perform actions
      • Searching for images
      • Sorting and Filtering
      • Report panel
    • Workflow and status management
    • Annotating an image
      • Annotation tools
    • Reviewing annotation
    • Collaboration
      • Comments
      • Sharing Projects with external Organization
        • Project member roles in shared Projects
        • Workflow in shared Projects
    • Exporting datasets
  • Resources
    • JSON format
      • Annotation
      • Examples
    • Keyboard shortcuts
    • FAQ
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Commenting can be a great way to remove ambiguity at an early stage of your project. Annotators can ask questions about edge cases or reviewers can clarify what changes are needed.

Comment within an image

Enter the comment mode

You can view existing comments in the image or leave a new comment in the comment mode.

To enter the comment mode, click on the Comment icon in the toolbar.

Leave a comment

  1. While you are in the comment mode, click anywhere in the image where you want to leave a comment

  2. Enter texts and choose Send.

Comment status

The comment can be either Unresolved or Resolved.

  • A new comment is added as a Unresolved comment.

  • In the Project view, you can see a total number of Unresolved comments for eacn image.

If you select Resolved, the comment becomes Resolved.

Exit from the comment mode

You can exit from the comment mode using two methods:

  • Click on the Comment icon again OR

Reply to a comment

You can reply to a comment and continue the discussion.

Once the original issue is closed, for instance, an annotator fixed the issue with annotation, it is a good practice to resolve the comment.

In this way, you can always track only Unresolved comments.

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