Q: I want to know whether or not the editor forgot to attach the review comments.

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I had recently submitted my manuscript. Today, the editor sent a mail asking me to revise my submission based on the reviewer comments. However, I’m not able to find the reviewer comments in the mail; there were no attached files with the reviewer’s comments. What should I do?

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Yes, the editor may have missed doing so. So, you may reply to them saying that you can’t seem to find the comments document(s) in the mail. If they had indeed missed sending it/them to you, they should have no problem in resharing with you. However, before writing to them, do check if they had sent a separate mail with the comments that may have landed up in your spam/junk folder.

To handle the peer review comments, when you do receive the document(s), you may find the following resources useful.

All the best for addressing the comments and taking your manuscript one step closer to publication!

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Answer:

It seems like your question might be referring to a specific context—like an email, document, [Incredibox Sprunki](https://incrediboxsprunki.io) or interaction—that I don’t have access to.

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It's possible that the editor forgot to do so. You could respond to them by stating that you are unable to locate the comment document or documents in the mail. They should  Block Blast Game have no trouble sharing it with you again if they really forgot to send it or them to you.

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I hope this message finds you well. Thank you for your email regarding the revision of my manuscript. I appreciate the feedback from the reviewers. Sprunki

However, I was unable to locate the reviewer comments in the email or any attachments. Could you kindly resend the comments or let me know where I can find them? I want to ensure that I make all the necessary revisions based on their feedback.

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