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Adding Mentions to Comments


A mention is a direct way to tell someone that a comment needs their attention. When you mention a person in a comment, Papercurve emails them, so they don’t have to find the comment by themselves.

How to mention someone

1. Open your content and start a comment, or open an existing one to reply. See Adding Comments on Content.

2. In the message box, type @ or click Mention at the bottom of the panel.

3. Start typing the person’s name. Papercurve suggests matching people. Click the one you want.

4. Finish your comment and click Send.

Who you can mention

You can mention the people on the content’s review team and the content’s owner. If the person you want is not suggested, add them to the review team first.

What the person receives

  • An email telling them they were mentioned in a comment.
  • The comment appears under Comments & Mentions on their Dashboard.
  • In the Comments panel, the For Me filter lists every comment that mentions them. See Comments Search, Sort, and Filter.
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