actualNoteContentPart: ## Step three: share with your collaborator
  If your collaborator has created a free Amplenote account, you can [create a shared tag](https://www.amplenote.com/help/collaboration_sharing_notes) , add this note to your shared tag, at which point the collaborator will be able to see your feedback.
  
  You can also share the note with the collaborator directly, i.e., not in a shared tag, if you don't expect to regularly trade notes with the collaborator. One nice perk of sharing the note directly with the collaborator (instead of using a shared tag) is that you can include a message in your share, and ensure that the collaborator will see your review feedback in their email inbox.
  
  If the collaborator doesn't want an Amplenote account, you can just [publish the note](/help/publish_notes_to_web_embed_notes)  and send them a link.
  
  # 👂 Receiving and responding to feedback from a collaborator
  The following video shows one can process incoming tasks from a collaborator. In particular, around the midway point of the video, it shows the tactic that we recommend using to respond to the task originator:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  To start a discussion with the task creator, we recommend [inserting a "hard break" character](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Create_a_hard_break/new_line_inside_the_current_block) , then entering your name and comment. If you have a lot to respond with, it's usually best to do so in a Rich Footnote so that the task list doesn't become sprawling.
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  Step three: share with your collaborator
  If your collaborator has created a free Amplenote account, you can [create a shared tag](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , add this note to your shared tag, at which point the collaborator will be able to see your feedback. You can also share the note with the collaborator directly, i.e., not in a shared tag, if you don't expect to regularly trade notes with the collaborator. One nice perk of sharing the note directly with the collaborator (instead of using a shared tag) is that you can include a message in your share, and ensure that the collaborator will see your review feedback in their email inbox. If the collaborator doesn't want an Amplenote account, you can just [publish the note](/help/publish_notes_to_web_embed_notes)
    and send them a link. 
  👂 Receiving and responding to feedback from a collaborator
  The following video shows one can process incoming tasks from a collaborator. In particular, around the midway point of the video, it shows the tactic that we recommend using to respond to the task originator: To start a discussion with the task creator, we recommend [inserting a "hard break" character](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Create_a_hard_break/new_line_inside_the_current_block)
   , then entering your name and comment. If you have a lot to respond with, it's usually best to do so in a Rich Footnote so that the task list doesn't become sprawling.
noteTitle: Leave comment feedback on work and conduct follow up discussions