View who made changes to a confluence page

Pablo Castillo_upl8zc

HI! This is a questions I am always asked by teams who collaborate in confluence pages. While it is great to view changes to a page that is being edited.... you can´t see who made those changes, so you don´t know who to go to and discuss the changes.

This could be a good feature to add.

Mykenna Cepek

Agreed that this would be a nice feature. And (to this former software developer) it sounds hard to implement.

Note that each "Publish" action creates a new version of the page, and lists ALL the collaborators who contributed changes to that version. So at least there is a small set of possible users for each set of changes.

For situations where there are a lot of collaborators, and attribution of changes is important, a policy or recommendation to "publish often" might make sense. Users may need to be trained / reminded not to let draft versions float out there for days or weeks (unless that's really your purposeful collaboration cadence).

Note that the community is primarily for getting help from other users. Product suggestions can be submitted directly to the JAC. But lots of people need to vote for one in order for it to be considered for a product.

Atlassian's policies for product enhancements is discussed here.