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In this step-by-step guide, we'll cover the following key topics:
Word allows users to insert comments within a document. These comments are usually added by collaborators or reviewers to provide feedback, suggestions, or questions about specific parts of the text. Comments can be added by going to the "Review" tab in Word and selecting "New Comment" to insert a comment box linked to selected text.
Group Collaboration:
Collaboration in Word can involve multiple people working on the same document simultaneously or sequentially. While working in a group setting, collaborators can leave comments, suggest edits, or track changes within the document. This process often involves using the "Track Changes" feature and leaving comments in different parts of the document to facilitate discussion or provide feedback.

If you're referring to managing or organizing comments collectively from a group of people within a Word document, it typically involves the following steps:

Each person adds their comments using the comment feature.
The document owner or collaborators can review these comments collectively, addressing each one accordingly.
Replies or further discussions on these comments can be initiated within the document.
It's important to note that Word doesn't inherently organize comments into distinct groups like a discussion board or forum might. Instead, comments are typically managed and navigated through sequentially or based on their location within the document.

If you're looking to create a structured discussion or group interaction similar to a comments section on a website or social platform, Word may not offer that specific functionality. You might consider using dedicated collaborative platforms or tools designed explicitly for group discussions and comments.