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Comment Analysis & Moderation
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13 articles in this collection
Written by
Jay Dawkins,
Warren Foushee,
Amanda Irvin
and 1 other
Let participants attach images to their comments
Learn what question types allow for image attachments, and where to find images added by participants
Written by
Bronlea Mishler
Updated over a week ago
How to turn a project email into a project comment
Convert an email to a comment that appears on your project's comments tab
Written by
Amanda Irvin
Updated over a week ago
Why aren't all my comments showing up in my report?
Why some comments may remain private after a survey closes
Written by
Bronlea Mishler
Updated over a week ago
Can I moderate comments?
Written by
Jay Dawkins
Updated over a week ago
How comment moderation works
hide and un-hide comments, and how to add admins for email notifications about comments
Written by
Amanda Irvin
Updated over a week ago
How to make comments private on a comment-enabled question
Allow participants to submit comments privately
Written by
Warren Foushee
Updated over a week ago
Importing Comment Data and Tags
Written by
Jay Dawkins
Updated over a week ago
Comment Admin Options & Actions
How to up vote, highlight, hide, add a tag or change the sentiment of a comment.
Written by
Amanda Irvin
Updated over a week ago
How to filter or tag comments by common themes/topic words
Written by
Warren Foushee
Updated over a week ago
How to reply to a comment as an Admin
Replying to a comment as an Admin or organization
Written by
Amanda Irvin
Updated over a week ago
Why would you archive a comment?
How to archive comments so they don't appear in your survey results
Written by
Amanda Irvin
Updated over a week ago
Tagging multiple comments with tagging rules
Create comment tags using the search box or by creating comment tagging rules.
Written by
Jay Dawkins
Updated over a week ago
What's the difference between the tag cloud and the smart cloud?
Tag clouds and smart clouds both use keywords to help you analyze words and phrases in survey participants’ comments.
Written by
Warren Foushee
Updated over a week ago