> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://polyhelper.gitbook.io/polyhelper-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://polyhelper.gitbook.io/polyhelper-docs/analytics-tools/comments-filter.md).

# Comments Filter

The **Comments Filter** adds a filter panel to Polymarket's comment sections — letting you filter comments by outcome and position to cut through noise.

![Comments Filter](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/polymarkethelper/gitbook/main/.gitbook/assets/comments-filter.png)

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## What It Does

PolyHelper injects a filter bar above the comments section. You can filter by:

| Filter                | Options                                                         |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Trader**            | All traders / specific tracked traders from your Trader Tracker |
| **Market**            | All Markets / specific sub-market                               |
| **Outcome**           | All Outcomes / YES / NO                                         |
| **Min position size** | Custom $ amount threshold                                       |

When you select a specific outcome, only comments from traders holding that position are shown.

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## Integration With Trader Tracker

If you have traders added to [Trader Tracker](/polyhelper-docs/analytics-tools/trader-tracker.md), their names appear in the Trader dropdown — letting you quickly see only their comments across any market.

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## Markets Where This Feature Activates

Works on all Polymarket event pages with a comment section.


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