Personal chapter comments to supervisor Is it a good idea to keep my comments in the chapter draft to be sent to my supervisor?
Sometimes when writing, I comment on the text, like personal notes.
I am feeling that it may sound like incomplete work. But there mostly notes for possible future investigations.
I suggest that you keep a notebook of anything that occurs to you as a possible research question as you go along. Make it a formal notebook with different ideas on different pages. Leave space so that you can add to ideas when they occur to you.
Also, review your notebook(s) periodically and perhaps summarize ideas.
You never know when you will hit a block in your current line of research and need a mental break. Paging through the notebooks can be fun and get you going again.
And mine those notebooks in the future for research ideas.
It is also useful to carry index cards with you at all times so that you can jot down ideas for later entry in the notebook. I find paper is best for all of this, but younger people probably prefer electronic means. But paper lasts. Will you still have that iPhone in 50 years?
So, this would include more than just your communications with your supervisor, but, yes, those too.