I have to agree. One of the main uses for comments is to explain why code is a certain way, and if it is that way because a specific person requested it, then

I have to agree. One of the main uses for comments is to explain why code is a certain way, and if it is that way because a specific person requested it, then it makes sense to note that. With that said, it matters what details go into that type of comments. Putting in why a certain analyst asked for a specific change, along with who that analyst was, can be very helpful. Noting what the analyst was wearing the type of coffee he was drinking at the moment are just cluttering things.