📣 Organize your discussions with Threaded Comments!

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Threaded comments are now available in Jira Product Discovery! 

What are threaded comments?

Reply directly to any comment to create hierarchical discussion threads. Related conversations stay grouped together, making discussions easier to follow and understand.

Why use them?

• Organize discussions on ideas for better clarity and context

• Help the team, decision-makers and stakeholders quickly find critical information

• Enable contextual responses and meaningful discussions throughout the product lifecylce

How to use them

1. Click "Reply" beneath any comment

2. Your response appears under the original comment, creating a clear thread

3. Continue conversations by replying to any comment in the thread

Limitations

• Pinned comments (coming soon)

• Threaded comments in published views

• Threaded comments in view comments

Threaded comments are available now for all users!

[Aleksi Leinonen]

Limitations:

- Can't turn threaded replies off

Would be nice to have replies but without the threading.

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-93678

[daniel_jones]

Hi there,

This is a great update and fantastic news! 

From the OP, it is unclear if this is a paid or free feature, or if this is being rolled out across all accounts slowly or quickly. It is currently unavailable in my account :-/ 

Overall, this is a great feature enhancement, and I can't wait to dig in! 

Thanks. 

[Mart Postma]

Can we also have private / internal comments, like is possible in JSM projects?

We have published multiple roadmap views in JPD, but can't have a discussion on those published items in the comments because those will be visible to the "outside-world". A major limitation for us currently.

We don't want to create a separate project for the sake of publishing our roadmap without any (internal) comments on them, like the JPD team did, as an example. Maintaining double data is never a good practice ;)

[Christopher Johnston]

Nice. Is this new JPD project only? We're not seeing this on existing.