Vercel comments enabled on Next.js 13 documentation
Vercel has enabled its new commenting feature (beta) on the Next.js 13 documentation to gather community feedback and improve documentation quality. The feature has already gathered input from over 2,000 participants across hundreds of discussion threads.
Writing documentation is a collaborative process—and feedback should be too. With the release of Next.js 13, we looked to the community to ensure our docs are as clear, easy to digest, and comprehensive as possible.
To help make it happen, we enabled the new Vercel commenting feature (beta) on the Next.js 13 docs. With 2,286 total participants, 509 discussion threads, and 347 resolved issues so far, our community-powered docs are on track to be the highest quality yet.
Visit to give it a try. beta.nextjs.org/docs
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