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# Comments on submissions
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This page is about comments on audit submissions. Documentation about sponsor Q\&A can be viewed here.
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To view comments for an audit, start from the audit dashboard, and click the `View all comments` button.
The comment list is grouped by the date of the most recent comment in the thread, and shows the number of comments.
Clicking on a thread will take you to the comment section on the relevant submission:
SR wardens will see a comment form that can be used to add comments during the Post-judging QA phase of the audit. SR wardens may also leave a private comment for the judge and sponsor.
## Who can comment?
Comment privileges vary depending on the phase of the audit:
* From launch through completion:
* Sponsor team members
* Judge(s) assigned to the audit
* [Post-judging QA](/competitions/judging-criteria.md#post-judging-qa-pjqa) phase:
* Wardens may comment during this 48-hour period only.
The Post‑judging QA (PJQA) comment window is the official place to raise clarifications, disputes, or escalation requests about a judge's assessment. Do not contact judges individually.
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