# Comment on script

For a given script, everyone[^1] (i.e. scriptwriter, collaborator, and reviewer) involved in the script task can comment on the work. 

No matter what default script setting you have (see more to find the details of the[ empty script](/en-us/product-guides/script/start-with-an-empty-script.md),  [storyboard](/en-us/product-guides/script/start-with-a-storyboard.md), and [speaking script](/en-us/product-guides/script/start-with-a-speaking-script.md)), you can always comment on the selected text, image, video, preferred distribution channel, video aspect ratio, and related product in the script task. 

When you comment, you can also upload images and videos as references. Everyone can reply to the current comment. Commenters with limited edit [permission](/en-us/fundamentals/project/project-permission.md) to the script can only view and comment but can't directly edit the script and [script table](/en-us/product-guides/script/manage-more-scripts.md).

The [editor ](/en-us/fundamentals/project/project-permission.md)and [admin](/en-us/fundamentals/project/project-permission.md) can solve the comment.

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