No. A reviewer certifies that their comment is an accurate depiction of their experience when they submit a review. Even if a subsequent course of action may have fixed the issue, if the review was based on a negative experience, a retired product feature, or even a misunderstanding on the reviewer’s side, it is still indicative of the user’s experience with that software. It is usual to observe a change in the type of evaluations provided as a product develops. We think that by including this history, software shoppers who visit our site will gain a better understanding of how a product has changed over time.