On mediawiki.org, when I look at a talk page edit event in my contributions, I see (from left to right):

1. A timestamp that links to the diff of the change
2. "(diff/history)" links, which link to the diff of the change and the history of the page, respectively
3. Bytes changed
4. Name of the page, which links to the page
5. Edit summary

When I look at a Flow add/moderate/restore comment event, I see:

1. A timestamp that takes me to the current view of the topic (should take me to the current view of the comment, or the moderated view for moderated comments)
2. "(topic/history)" links, which take me to the topic and the history of the topic, respectively
3. Bytes changed
4. My username (not necessary in Special:Contributions view - it's clear whose contributions these are)
5. "(talk/contribs)" links which take me to my talk/contribs (ditto - not necessary)
6. "added, hid, restored" a comment/topic - comment takes me to the current view of the comment/topic

When I look at a Flow edit comment event, I see:

1. A timestamp, which doesn't take me anywhere (should take me to the diff of the change)
2. Bytes changed
3. My username (see above; not necessary)
4. "(talk/contribs)" links which take me to my talk/contribs (see above; not necessary)
5. edited a comment - comment takes me to the current view of the comment/topic (should take me to the diff of the change)

I should also see the "(topic/history)" links between timestamp and bytes changed, which take me to current view of topic and history of topic.

Version: master
Severity: normal
See Also:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57860