Question Online changes have been made

The e-mail paragraph starts with: “Online changes have been made to a genealogical database”

Would be convenient if that could be “Online changes have been made in %1$s by %2$s”, <DB title>, <username>

Or “%1$s has made changes in %2$s”, <username>, <DB title>

The list of users who have made the changes could be lengthy, and possibly not very useful. Better might be a list of the records that have changed?

We know the timestamps of the changes as well as the timestamp of the last email message, so we could easily list just the changes since the last reminder, not all outstanding changes.

Why? Isn't it necessary to go to the site to approve these waiting changes? Isn't each change then displayed with when and by whom?
I think that it is totally unnecessary to transmit more than the acknowledgment that a change in data is requested.
Stephen

I thought there was a message for each change. If it’s a long list of either users or records, I guess I wouldn’t want it.

An identification of which DB might be nice for someone who has several of them. I am not such a person.

Withdrawn.