Please try modifying a screenshot to say what's your aim.

When you editing to rollback a Property on wikidata, related persons cannot be notified.

This can be partly solved through T47224, but a smart suggestion might be better.

In T136397#2443244, @YFdyh000 wrote:

When you editing to rollback a Property on wikidata, related persons cannot be notified.
This can be partly solved through T47224, but a smart suggestion might be better.

In T136397#2897984, @Liuxinyu970226 wrote:

In T136397#2443244, @YFdyh000 wrote:

When you editing to rollback a Property on wikidata, related persons cannot be notified.
This can be partly solved through T47224, but a smart suggestion might be better.

NOTE: Please note that I require THE SCREENSHOT, not some comments that look mess

In T136397#2897984, @Liuxinyu970226 wrote:

In T136397#2443244, @YFdyh000 wrote:

When you editing to rollback a Property on wikidata, related persons cannot be notified.
This can be partly solved through T47224, but a smart suggestion might be better.

NOTE: Please note that I require THE SCREENSHOT, not some comments that look mess

I'm not sure what you want in the screenshot, a schematic diagram?

My idea is, when you add/remove a property, while it was reverse an recently revise, a dialog box pop up:

[user] recently added/removed this [property]. Edit Summary: [Edit Summary]
In order to avoid misunderstanding or repeatedly, you may should do this as Undo rather than editing, so that he/she may be informed for further discussion or clarification.
Reason: [Input].
"Continue as an edit"; "Undo it using the above reason"