> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.laws.africa/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.laws.africa/how-tos/document-elements/making-comments.md).

# Making comments

Some typos, like a missing space after a comma, can be fixed without comment.

Others, like a misnumbered element, may not be changed by anyone other than the official source of the legislation. We leave these as is and [insert a note](/how-tos/document-elements/inserting-editorial-notes.md).

For typos or grammar errors that have a likely correction, but we can't be completely sure without checking with the drafters of the legislation, we make a comment as follows:

1. Highlight the text.
2. Click on the comment bubble on the right (it will only appear once text is selected).
3. Make a comment and click **Comment**.

### Tips

You can reply to comments, create tasks from them, and if it's your own comment you can resolve or delete it.

![Select the text and click on the comment bubble](/files/-MaU3I1-Az1U-PXcRLXj)

![Type your comment and click Comment](/files/-MaU3WvBHQaiLjI14Wxy)

![Use the 'up / down' arrows to jump between comments on a document](/files/-MaU3eR29XthcOugeofz)

![Click on the dropdown of an existing comment to do more](/files/-MaU5LwMouEmvKO0emP3)


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