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Make deletion reversible by an admin; there are always ways to make a mistake you want to recover (which might wipe out dozens or hundreds of hours of work).
If something firmer than 'reversible deletion' is desired, you could add a second type of deletion (that only admins, not authors, can carry out on request).
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Highlighting this again: I just now found my first case of practical linkrot: I had a link to a kfg pub (I didn't bother to include metadata like title, author, date in my note) which is now dead, w/ no forwarding address. It's entirely possible that it was deleted and recreated somewhere else (in another community? merged?), but I won't be able to find it this way.
Is there any way to recover context? Private pubs wouldn't be archived by any web archiver, either.
Make deletion reversible by an admin; there are always ways to make a mistake you want to recover (which might wipe out dozens or hundreds of hours of work).
If something firmer than 'reversible deletion' is desired, you could add a second type of deletion (that only admins, not authors, can carry out on request).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: