Final answer:
While 'Replies' generally refer to responses to comments and 'Markups' to annotations on the document, the statement's truth depends on the specific software or collaboration tool in question.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement "Replies appear as new markups when they are added" can be true or false depending on the context it is being used in. In the realm of document editing and collaboration software, a reply to a comment may be visually indicated within the interface, but it is not typically considered a new markup. A markup generally refers to a change or annotation directly on the document, such as highlighting, underlining, or adding text. Therefore, if the statement implied that replies are equivalent to markups, it would be false.
To correct the statement, we could say: "Replies to comments are indicated within the collaboration tool but are not the same as markups, which are changes or annotations made directly on the document."
If, however, the statement pertains to a specific software or platform where replies do indeed create new visual markups for the sake of tracking changes or facilitating discussion, then it could be considered true.