How to Comment on Articles in the Newsfeed

Doximity’s newsfeed is a space for professional discussion and engagement. We encourage members to share questions, opinions, and insights while keeping conversations respectful and appropriate for a professional medical community.


Comment Visibility by Credential Type

Doximity comments are filtered by professional credential type. Members can only view and engage with comments from other members in the same credential group.

For example, MDs and DOs can view and respond to comments from other MDs and DOs. NPs can view and respond to comments from other NPs.

Comments posted by members in a different credential group will not appear in your comment thread.


How to Comment on an Article From the Website

  • Log in to your Doximity account.
  • Click the News tab on the left side of the screen.
  • Locate the article you would like to comment on.
  • Click Comments to open the article’s comment section.
  • Type your comment in the comment field.
    • You can also tag another Doximity member in your comment by typing @ before their name.

  • To like an article, click the upward arrow icon.


How to Share an Article From the Website

  • Locate the article you would like to share.
  • Click the ... icon to open the article menu.
  • Click Share.
  • Select one of the available sharing options, such as:
    • Copy Link
    • Send Message
    • Send an Email
    • Share on Facebook
    • Post to X
    • Share on LinkedIn


How to Comment on an Article From the App

  • Log in to the Doximity app.
  • Tap the News tab.
  • Locate the article you would like to comment on.
  • Tap Comment to open the article’s comment section.
  • Type your comment in the Add a comment field.
    • You can also tag another Doximity member by typing @ before their name.

  • To like an article, tap the upward arrow icon.

  • To return to your newsfeed, tap the blue arrow in the upper-left corner.


How to Share an Article From the App

  • Locate the article you would like to share.
  • Tap the ... icon to open the article menu.
  • Tap the Share icon.
  • Choose one of the available sharing options.

NOTE: Sharing options may appear differently depending on whether you are using an iOS or Android device.

 


What Types of Comments Violate Doximity’s Community Guidelines?

Doximity acknowledges and respects the value of different opinions, and our policies reflect our impartiality. 

We ask that members refrain from posting inappropriate, inaccurate, or objectionable content on any Doximity platform. Consider your audience when sharing something that may offend others.

Doximity reserves the right to remove content that violates our Community Guidelines, including but not limited to:

  • Discriminatory remarks based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, nationality, veteran status, sexual orientation/gender identity, or medical specialty
  • Offensive or non-professional remarks and opinions
  • Unprofessional communications directed at particular credentials
  • Obscenity, vulgarity, or profanity
  • Advertising, solicitations, or spam
  • Defamatory personal attacks, insults, or threats
  • Comments intended to bait, antagonize, or provoke
  • Off-topic commentary or SHOUTING
  • URLs posted without context or accompanying text
  • Spreading false or misleading information
  • Posting comments that disclose personally identifiable health information of patients or otherwise violate patient privacy

NOTE: This list is not exhaustive. Doximity may remove any content that is inconsistent with our Community Guidelines.

Doximity regularly reviews comments to help maintain professional, clinical, and productive discussions.

If a member’s comments do not meet community standards, Doximity may suspend that member’s commenting ability indefinitely.


What Happens if I Violate the Community Guidelines?

If your comment is no longer visible on Doximity, it may have been removed for violating one or more Community Guidelines.

Repeated violations may result in heightened moderation for 30 days. If additional violations occur during that period, commenting privileges may be suspended.


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