> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.moseiki.app/help-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.moseiki.app/help-center/moseiki-features/share-a-post/engage-with-posts/comment.md).
# Comment
Tap the  Comment button on any post.
* Scroll to see other users' comments.
* To interact with comments:
* Click Like to appreciate a comment.
* Click Reply to respond to a comment.
* Click Delete to remove your comment if needed.
* To add your comment, type your text, select a GIF or sticker.
* Press Reply to post your comment.
How to manage comments on your posts?
Click the  Comment button to open the Comments bottom sheet where all user comments are visible.
* Scroll through the comments using the infinity scroll.
* You can interact with comments in the following ways:
* Tap  Like to show your appreciation for any comment.
* Tap Reply to respond to a comment.
* Tap Report to flag inappropriate comments on the Report Page.
* Tap Delete to remove any user’s comment or your own.
* Tap Pin to pin a comment to the top. Only one comment can be pinned at any time.
To add your response, type your text, add a  GIF, include stickers, or record a voice message then click Reply to post it.
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