---
title: "Discussion feed - An exclusive space for internal discussions"
slug: "article-discussion-feed"
description: "Every page has a Discussion feed where you can converse, tag, and collaborate with }s regardless of the roles on your project."
tags: ["Comment"]
updated: 2026-03-24T10:24:51Z
published: 2026-03-24T10:24:51Z
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.document360.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Discussion feed

Every Article and Category page has a Discussion feed, where you can converse, tag(mention), and collaborate with Users regardless of the roles on your project. Peer reviews, approvals, and conversations can be discussed within the portal using the Discussion feed.

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## Accessing the discussion feed

1. Navigate to the desired article in the Knowledge base portal and click on the **Discussion feed**(**) in the article header.

> [!NOTE]
> **** NOTE**
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> In the Markdown and WYSIWYG editors, this section is termed as **Discussion**, and in the Advanced WYSIWYG editor, it is termed as **Comments**.
2. The Discussion panel appears with the history of conversations (if any).
3. You can type your comments/messages in the text box at the bottom right and hit the **Send** icon.
4. It would be posted as a bubble in the feed with a time stamp and profile name.

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> **** NOTE**
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> There is no character limit for the comments field.

#### Tag/mention team members in the discussion

1. By using @, you can tag any user from your project.
2. Choose the intended user by clicking on their profile.

![Discussion panel showing article review by Jenny Davidson in a document editor.](https://cdn.document360.io/860f9f88-412e-4570-8222-d5bf2f4b7dd1/Images/Documentation/Discussion-feed.png)

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> When you tag or mention a user, an email notification is sent to their address. The email includes:
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> - The name of the user
> - The article name and link to the article
> - The language and version
> - The comment or message
> - A login button to your Knowledge base portal

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## Delete from feed

You can delete the comment/message you've posted previously in the feed. Hover your mouse pointer over the message bubble, and a **Delete**(******) icon appears. Click on it, and the message is removed.

![Discussion section showing a recent article review with a delete option highlighted.](https://cdn.document360.io/860f9f88-412e-4570-8222-d5bf2f4b7dd1/Images/Documentation/Discussion-feed-Delete.png)

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> ****** NOTE
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> - Only you can delete your comment or message.
> - If you accidentally delete or need to restore a removed message, click the Undo option in the deleted bubble. The discussion bubble is restored in the feed.
> - Once the article is published, Discussion feed will be turned off.

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### FAQ

#### How can I add comments in the discussion feed, and how does it work in the Advanced WYSIWYG editor?

You can add comments in the discussion feed using Markdown or the WYSIWYG editor. You can add inline comments in the Advanced WYSIWYG editor, which will be displayed here. For more information, read the article on [Reviewing an article using Inline comments](/help/docs/reviewing-an-article-inline-comments).

#### Why is the discussion feed/comment section inactive?

Once the article is published, you can't add comments directly (the **Discussion feed/comment**section will be inactive). However, you can click **Edit** and add comments to the discussion feed.

The primary content unit in a Document360 knowledge base. Each article covers a specific topic, is assigned to a category, and can include text, images, attachments, variables, and snippets. Articles have their own URL slug, SEO settings, workflow status, and revision history, making them independently manageable within your documentation structure.

## Related

- [Reviewing an article using Inline comments](/reviewing-an-article-inline-comments.md)