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# How to edit or delete a comment

1. In the See *All Responses* section of your CrowdNewsroom, select the response whose comment you want to delete or edit.

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2. Below your response, you’ll find the comment section.

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3. Select the comment you want to edit. To delete the comment, click the red trash can icon. To edit the comment, click the pencil icon.

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4. If you want to edit your comment, simply enter your changes in the text field. To save your edited comment, click *Edit Comment.*

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5. If you want to delete a comment, simply click *Yes, Delete* after pressing the trash can icon. The comment will then be permanently deleted.

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