What happens to previous Imaging Warnings if a document is re-imaged?

When a document is re-imaged, the previous Imaging Warning associated with that document is deleted. This is because re-imaging signifies that the document has undergone a significant change, which can include alterations to its content or formatting. The intent of re-imaging is typically to provide a fresh start with the processing of that document.

Maintaining an outdated warning would be counterproductive, as it might lead to confusion or retention of information that no longer accurately reflects the document's current state. In the context of document management systems, having an accurate and relevant set of warnings is crucial for ensuring that users are aware of any potential issues or considerations related to the newest version of the document. Thus, deleting the old warnings helps maintain clarity and reliability within the imaging process.