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# Collaboration
Discuss captures with comments, mentions, links, and reactions.
Use the activity timeline to discuss a capture where the evidence lives.
Keep questions, decisions, and follow-ups attached to the capture.
### At a glance
* Add comments to explain findings or ask follow-up questions.
* Mention teammates when you need input from a specific person.
* Share direct links to comments and react without adding noise.
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Workspace members with access to the capture can collaborate.
Watch-only users can read comments and activity, but they cannot interact.
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### Explore collaboration tools
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