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title: "Enabling comments and reactions"
slug: "how-to-enable-comments-and-reactions"
updated: 2025-10-06T21:01:56Z
published: 2025-10-06T21:01:56Z
canonical: "help.userflow.com/how-to-enable-comments-and-reactions"
---

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# Enabling comments and reactions

Gather feedback on your posts with **comments** and **reactions**. Users can respond with emoji reactions or submit text comments that remain private and visible only to account administrators. This creates a direct channel for understanding how your audience responds to updates and announcements.

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/9697557a-eb5d-476f-9b09-062b0f7bdcbd/Images/Documentation/image(73).png)

## Enable comments or reactions

1. While editing a post, select **Enable comments and/or Enable reactions** in **Post settings**. ![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/9697557a-eb5d-476f-9b09-062b0f7bdcbd/Images/Documentation/image(74).png)
2. Click **Save as a Draft** or **Save and Publish**.

## Editing comment placeholder text

You can edit the placeholder text that appears in the comments box by selecting **Settings > Languages** from the sidebar. Scroll to the **Comments & reactions** section and edit the text that appears in the **SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK** section.

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/9697557a-eb5d-476f-9b09-062b0f7bdcbd/Images/Documentation/image(363).png)

![](https://cdn.us.document360.io/9697557a-eb5d-476f-9b09-062b0f7bdcbd/Images/Documentation/image(362).png)

Admin users automatically have access to edit this text. To provide permissions to other user groups, [edit permissions](/beamer/docs/how-to-assign-roles-and-permissions).