Today I rejected this review
https://stackoverflow.com/review/suggested-edits/1148728
Its seems that the already accepted answer was radically changed because the code was changed.
However the user lemzwerg that made the code change (that I rejected) is the one that asked the question, accepted the answer, and was trying to help the community by placing the final code that worked for him.
If I know that the user that make the edit was the one that made the question I would have decided differently. Now the user lemzwerg has not only lost the changes, but has also received a declined flag due to radical change, but actually was trying to help us by giving us the final code.
Is there a way to specially handle those cases by adding to the comment an extra note or something to the effect that the one who wrote the question and accepted the answer, actually made this correction?
