How to React to a Comment
How to React to a Comment
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How to add a reaction
How to remove a reaction
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Reactions are a quick, lightweight way to respond to a comment without writing a reply. A thumbs-up or a celebration emoji lets people acknowledge each other and show agreement at a glance.
How to add a reaction
Find the comment or reply you want to react to.
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How to Mention Someone in a Comment
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How to mention someone
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An @-mention lets you tag a specific person in a comment or reply. Their name is highlighted in the posted comment, and they're notified that you mentioned them — a quick way to pull the right person into a conversation or make clear who you're answering.
How to mention someone
Start writing a comment or reply.
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How to Delete Your Comment
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How to delete your comment
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If you no longer want a comment or reply to appear in a discussion, you can delete it. Deleting removes your words from view while keeping the shape of the thread intact for anyone who was following along.
How to delete your comment
Find your comment or reply in the discussion.
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How to Enable Comment Voting
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How to enable or disable comment voting
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Comment voting lets people upvote or downvote replies within a discussion, so the most helpful contributions can rise to the top. The Upvote / downvote on comments setting is a tenant-wide master switch for this behaviour, and it is on by default. Turning it off hides the vote controls across your discussions.
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How to Vote on a Comment
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How to vote on a comment
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When voting is turned on, each comment shows an upvote and a downvote button with a running tally. Voting lets your people surface the most helpful contributions, and lets everyone sort the conversation by what's been upvoted most.
How to vote on a comment
Open a discussion that has voting enabled. Each comment shows an Upvote (arrow uFew readersHow to Archive or Unarchive a Discussion
How to Archive or Unarchive a Discussion
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How to archive a discussion
How to unarchive a discussion
What archiving does
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Archiving a Discussion makes it read-only — the thread stays visible and searchable, but nobody can add comments, reply, react, vote, or edit it. It's the right choice for winding down a conversation that has run its course without losing its content. Archiving is fully reFew readersHow to Edit a Discussion
How to Edit a Discussion
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How to edit a discussion
What you can change
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After a discussion is created you can go back and change it — fix a typo in the title, expand the opening statement, adjust the tags, change who can see it, or tidy up a poll. Editing is done from the discussion's own page.
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What happens after you flag
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If a comment breaks the rules or doesn't belong in a discussion, you can flag it for review. Flagging quietly alerts the people who can moderate the discussion — and if enough people flag the same comment, it's removed automatically.
How to report (flag) a comment
Find the comment or reply you want to repFew readersHow to Customise the Reaction Emoji Set
How to Customise the Reaction Emoji Set
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How to customise the emoji set
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Every comment in a discussion has a reaction bar so people can respond quickly with an emoji. The Reactions emoji set setting controls exactly which emojis appear on that bar across your tenant. SuperPath ships a default set of eight — 👍 ❤️ 😂 🎉 🤔 👀 🙌 🔥 — and you can swap these for a set that suits your organisation, up to aFew readersHow to View Your Discussions and the Ones You Follow
How to View Your Discussions and the Ones You Follow
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How to view your discussions
How to view discussions you follow
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The Discussions hub has three tabs across the top — All, My Discussions and Following. They let you switch between everything in your organisation, the discussions you're involved in, and the ones you've chosen to follow.
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How to Search Discussions
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How to search
Searching inside comments
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The search box at the top of the Discussions hub helps you find a discussion quickly by keyword. By default it searches discussion titles, and you can widen it to search the text of comments too.Few readersHow to Link a Discussion to a Course, Pathway, Event or Knowledge Article
How to Link a Discussion to a Course, Pathway, Event or Knowledge Article
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How to link a discussion to a learning item
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Linking a discussion to a piece of learning keeps the conversation attached to the thing it's about. A linked discussion shows up both on the Discussions hub and in the in-context Discussions panel on that learning item's page, so learners can talk about a course, pathway, event orFew readersHow to Edit a Discussion Category
How to Edit a Discussion Category
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How to edit a discussion category
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You can update a discussion category at any time — change its name, description, icon or image, or promote it to be the default category. This article covers editing an existing category from your account settings.
How to edit a discussion category
Go to Settings → Features → Discussion Categories & Tags.
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How to Set a Default Discussion Category
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How to set a default discussion category
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Every account has exactly one default discussion category. It acts as the fallback category — for example, Discussions are moved to it when their original category is deleted. This article covers choosing which category is the default.
How to set a default discussion category
Go to **Settings → Features → DiscFew readersHow to Choose Who Can Start Discussions
How to Choose Who Can Start Discussions
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How to set who can start discussions
How each option maps to roles
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By default every non-restricted user can start a discussion. If you would rather keep discussion creation with your leaders, the Who can create discussions setting lets you narrow that down to managers and admins, or to admins only. This controls who sees the "Start discussion" buttonsFew readersHow to Feature a Discussion
How to Feature a Discussion
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How to feature a discussion
How to unfeature a discussion
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Featuring a Discussion promotes it to the top of the Discussions Hub so more of your learners notice it. You can feature a Discussion directly from its own page in one click — handy when you're already reading a thread you want to spotlight. Featured Discussions also appear on the Featured Discussions adminFew readersHow to Delete a Discussion Category
How to Delete a Discussion Category
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How to delete a discussion category
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If a discussion category is no longer needed, you can remove it from your account settings. Any Discussions still sitting in that category are automatically moved to your default category, so nothing is lost. This article covers deleting a category.
How to delete a discussion category
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How to Add a Discussion Category
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How to add a discussion category
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Discussion categories group your Discussions into topics so members can find and post in the right place. Each category has a name and can carry a short description, an icon and an image to make it easy to recognise. This article covers creating a new category from your account settings.
How to add a discussion category
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How to Filter Discussions by Category, Tag, Status or Sort
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How to filter by category
How to filter by tag
How to filter by status
How to change the sort order
Things to keep in mind
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The Discussions hub gives you a few ways to narrow down what you see and reorder the list — by category, by tag, by status, and by sort order. You can combine them to zero in on exactly the discussions you want.
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How to Edit a Discussion Tag
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How to edit a discussion tag
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You can rename the label members see for a discussion tag from your account settings — useful for tidying up freeform tags members have created, or correcting a curated tag's wording. This article covers editing a tag's display label.
How to edit a discussion tag
Go to Settings → Features → Discussion Categories & Tags.
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How to Enable Discussions
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Overview
How to enable Discussions
What happens when you turn Discussions off
Things to keep in mind
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Discussions give your organisation a community space where people can start conversations, ask questions and reply to one another. Discussions can stand alone in the Discussions hub or be linked to learning content, Pathways, Events, Roadmap levels and Knowledge articles, so a conversation sits alongsiFew readersHow to Follow a Discussion
How to Follow a Discussion
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How to follow a discussion
How to unfollow
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Following a discussion keeps you in the loop — you'll be notified about new activity and the discussion appears under your Following tab on the Discussions hub. Follow the topics you care about so you don't have to keep checking back.
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How to Start a Discussion From a Course or Pathway Page
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How to start a discussion from a learning page
Things to keep in mind
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Who can do this
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You don't have to go to the Discussions hub to start a conversation. While you're working through a course or pathway, you can open a Discussions panel right from the page and start a thread that's automatically linked to that learning. This keeps the question and the learning together, and otherFew readersHow to Add a Discussion Tag
How to Add a Discussion Tag
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How to add a discussion tag
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Who can do this
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Discussion tags let members label Discussions with keywords. Tags come in two kinds: Curated tags, which you create as an Admin to steer members towards a consistent set of labels, and Freeform tags, which are created automatically whenever a member types a new tag on a Discussion. This article covers adding a curated tag from your acFew readers