# Commenting

As apps get bigger, it is important to keep track of what the different pages, key actions, styles and data types are about. This will make modifying the app down the line easier, and will help other people collaborate with you on the application simpler.

## Adding comments

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Our Academy quick tip on how to use comments throughout your app
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Bubble has a way to comment on most objects. Whenever you see a quote icon (in the top bar of the Property Editor), clicking on it will reveal the Comment Panel.

![You can leave a comment every place where you see the chat bubble icon. In this example we're looking at the property inspector of the index page.](/files/pIxOqOmYkwhCxjXEewiB)

When the quote icon is filled, that means the element contains a comment. You are able to add comments to:

* **Elements** (available in the property inspector as illustrated above
* **Data types** (available in the *Data types* section of the *Data* tab
* **Data type fields** (available on each field where you name them)
* **Workflows** (available in the property inspector of the workflow)
* **Actions** (available in the property inspector of the action)
* **Privacy Rule** (available in each Privacy Rule you set up in the *Privacy* section of the *Data* panel)
* **Option sets** (available in the Option set editor on each individual option set)
* **Option set attributes** (available in the option set editor on each attribute of the selected option set)
* **Styles** (available on each individual style in the *Style* tab)

To delete a comment, simply remove its content.

## View all comments

To view all comments, click the *See all* link in the top right corner of the note editor.

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Clicking on a note will take you to the object to which it belongs.


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