Thanks, this made me think. My first knee-jerk reaction was something about things and implicitness, but after some consideration:
* I am not sure "who reported the issue" is actually important, but rather "who is the contact person to get more information about this issue" and "who should be informed when this is done for verification", where "verification" means "satisfies expectations now" (as opposed to QA meaning of the word)
* Reported happening/expectation is a good point for any expectation mismatch report. I am not sure it should be there for all issues though as I find it can decrease clarity in the same way artificially requiring the "As X, I need to do Y in order to achieve Z" does
* I am not sure "who reported the issue" is actually important, but rather "who is the contact person to get more information about this issue" and "who should be informed when this is done for verification", where "verification" means "satisfies expectations now" (as opposed to QA meaning of the word)
* Reported happening/expectation is a good point for any expectation mismatch report. I am not sure it should be there for all issues though as I find it can decrease clarity in the same way artificially requiring the "As X, I need to do Y in order to achieve Z" does