Feature Upgrade · Articles & templates · Created by
yeho8
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What functionality is missing? What is unsatisfying with the current situation?
The ability to recover articles that are deleted erroneously by either user error, or WA glitches. The suggestion is for there to be a 'cache' of 3~5 save states of articles from previous saves so they can be either referenced or recovered.
This functionality should be easy to implement as there is already an autosave feature, however may prove problematic in matters of available storage space
How does this feature request address the current situation?
Some times glitches (particularly with the Plato editor), or user error ends up deleting large swathes of important
What are other uses for this feature request?
The ability to reference older versions of your work in case of drastic changes, or wish to walk back some changes
Follow up
Heya just notifying - I have talked about this with some developers and was notified that this quite simply is both very difficult to implement, and incredibly costly in terms of save space, as such I would ask everyone to refrain from casting in more votes as this suggestion would be rejected either way.
The Team's Response
Thanks for the suggestion and for realizing the complexity of the feature! We're closing this as per the follow-up.
That said, we understand the importance, and a future (far future!) update will include technologies that will help alleviate this issue. The upcoming WYSIWYG editor overhaul coming soon will include a very long ctrl+Z history and will get rid of the Plato glitches (and we're so excited about it! :D)
Current score
9/300 Votes · +2402 points