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please check if we have any article about comments itself.
if not, please add information about comments itself
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please make a screenshot with testing related theme
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@catpetrychenko-rgb I don't agree with the proposed changes in the structure (see the screenshot). It looks strange because in this context Notifications appear as consequence of Comments and Mentions. Could you please check other Tests Management Systems docs - how do they position similar functionality? 
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@TetianaKhomenko In TestRail there’s no such thing as comments or notifications as we have them in Testomat.io. only email notifications about work processes (changing test status, finishing run, etc.) are available. Here’s the link: https://support.testrail.com/hc/en-us/articles/7764722657684-Email-customization In another test automation system, Testmo, internal notifications are present within the system but are similar to email notifications in TestRail and are only about internal work processes (changing test status, finishing run, etc.). Link: https://support.testmo.com/hc/en-us/articles/47547737722125-Notifications comments have their own button in modals like tests or suites. Notifications have a separate button in the sidebar and are more noticeable. So, notifications have greater significance and should be a separate category. as comments are directly connected to notifications, they should be in the notifications category. Otherwise, they can be placed in the Tests category |
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