To find all your comments in the issues of any project on GitHub, you can use the GitHub search functionality with a specific query. Here's how you can do it:

1. In the search bar at the top, enter the following query:

is:issue commenter:your_username
2. Replace your_username with your actual GitHub username. This query searches for all issues where you have commented.

3. Press Enter or click on the search icon.

GitHub will display a list of issues where you have commented, regardless of whether you created them, were assigned to them, or were mentioned in them.

You can further refine your search by adding additional filters to the query if you want to narrow down the results. For example, you can specify a particular repository or search for comments within a specific timeframe. Here's an example query that includes a repository filter:

is:issue commenter:your_username repo:username/repository_name
2. Replace your_username with your GitHub username and username/repository_name with the username and name of the repository where you want to search for comments.

Using these search queries, you should be able to find all your comments in the issues of any project on GitHub, even if you didn't create them, weren't assigned to them, and weren't mentioned in them.

example:

Hope this helps!