# Comments

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 <img src="/files/-MG6gmntkfiVN1dIrYdm" alt="" data-size="line"> in the toolbar.&#x20;

### 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**.&#x20;

* A new comment is added as a **Unresolved** comment.&#x20;
* In the Project view, you can see a total number of Unresolved comments for eacn image.&#x20;

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
* Select any of [annotation tools](/mastering-annostation/annotating/annotation-tools.md) or navigate to a different image

## Reply to a comment

You can reply to a comment and continue the discussion.

{% hint style="info" %}
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.
{% endhint %}


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