# Read and discuss explainx newsletters

Written by Geeta Thakker
Updated 2026-10-04

Read an edition on [the explainx newsletter site](https://explainx.ai/newsletter) or open its discussion in [Community questions](/questions). Community shows the edition above its replies, including headings and source links. Use **View original edition and reader poll** to open the original page.

Newsletter discussions have readable addresses based on their edition titles. Older shared links still open the same discussion. Sign in with your explainx account to comment or react; comments use your community identity and are public.

## Post a comment

1. Open the edition you want to discuss and find **Add a comment**.
2. Write a useful plain-text response to the edition, using no more than 600 characters and six lines on the newsletter site. You can leave up to three comments per edition there.
3. Select **Post comment** and wait for confirmation.

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The newsletter site does not accept links, web addresses, or email addresses in comments. Describe a resource by name instead. Community replies follow the public Questions link rules shown in the form. Keep account, payment, and private classroom details out of this public discussion.

## React to the edition

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## Understand community visibility

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Use [Account settings](/help/articles/community-profile-and-username) to manage your community name and photo, and follow the [community guidelines](/guidelines).

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