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# Assign/Unassign a Participant as Thread Responsible
## Step-by-Step
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**To see who is assigned to the discussion, you must access the list of participants in a discussion thread. Click on the thread that interests you.**
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**Click the button to access participants.**
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**Here you can see that in the doctors team, Emilio is assigned.**
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Only one person can be assigned per team.
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**Emilio could unassign himself by clicking on the three small dots, then clicking "Unassign".**
On mobile, long press on Emilio to access the menu.
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**To assign yourself, access the same menu and click "Assign me as responsible".**
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**To assign another colleague, access the same menu and click "Assign as responsible".**
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