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Steve McDuff (3●1●3●5) | asked Nov 07 '12, 3:34 p.m. Here is a quick overview of our review process: 1 - Author creates the document and initiates the review 2 - Reviewer creates his comment 3 - Author responds to the comment, makes the necessary change and resolves the comment thread 4 - If the reviewer isn't satisfied with the response, he then opens a new comment. A problem occurs on step 3 : Resolving the comment thread changes the originator of ALL the resolved comment to be the author, including the one that was originated by the reviewer. This causes problems when reviewers then want to find out all their comments. Searching by the "From" field no longer works for them. Are we using the product correctly ? In my opinion, the originator of a comment should never change.  There should perhaps be a separate  log that indicates who opened/resolved/re-opened comments for audit purpose. Comments Paul Sims commented Nov 07 '12, 4:48 p.m. Steve, this is a change in behavior from the previous releases. Robin Bater commented Nov 09 '12, 8:28 p.m. | edited Mar 07 '13, 5:05 p.m. JAZZ DEVELOPER Please can you indicate which version of RRC you are using? Paul Sims commented Nov 10 '12, 5:51 p.m. Robin, we recently upgrade from 4.0 to 4.0.0.1. We opened PMR 40822 999 000 to report the problem.

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