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# Give feedback on a page
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## Location
The feedback form is on the right side of every page, below **On this page**. It starts with the question **Was this helpful?**
## Give feedback
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### Choose a reaction
Under **Was this helpful?**, select the reaction that matches your experience.
| Reaction | Meaning |
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| Smiling face | Yes, it was |
| Neutral face | Not sure |
| Frowning face | No |
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### Add details
A comment box opens. In **Anything you'd like to add?**, describe what helped, or what was missing or unclear.
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### Submit
Select **Submit**.
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## Feedback use
Feedback goes to the team that maintains these docs. When it shows that a page needs to change, the page is updated.
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