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I'm currently working on an enterprise website to manage internal information about clients. Some parts have comment sections allowing users to write comments about a certain client, I was asked to add an "edit comment" functionality, but besides showing the creation information (author and date) I have to show the updater info (author and date) a comment can be edited by a manager. So I was wondering how to show two dates and possibly two authors in the header of a comment and not to confuse user and show in a hierarchical way.

Thanks so so much for your help :)

Edit: Thanks to Pectoralis Major's answer I ended up with something like:

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By not placing them next to each other and using color and text-size to create visual hierarchy.

Just a quick example since i don't know how your website looks: enter image description here

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You can see similar feature in ux.stackoverflow or any other community driven applications. Have a look at below link. You will notice two entries just after the questions

1: Edited by, date and time

2: Asked by, date and time.

You may follow the same design pattern in your application.

accordions vs tabs

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