# How to add comments

Before creating comments, it is necessary to bind "D5 Cloud Project". One cloud project can be bound to multiple local projects, and users can choose to bind existing cloud projects or create new ones.

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After binding the cloud project, you can add comments to the project.&#x20;

You can only create and view comments for a saved project.

1. You can directly add images and anchors in the project comments.

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2. You can see comments from other team members on this project in the comment tab and reply to them.

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3. When creating a comment, @ other team members to automatically send an email notification to them, keeping you all updated.

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