I accidentally deleted my articles...

Hello.
I am the illustrator, Kazunotokei.

Today, I was performing various operations to organize my magazines.

Since there were unnecessary articles added to the magazine,

I selected delete from the "..." menu on each article in the magazine, thinking I was
removing them from the magazine, but

to my shock, the articles themselves were deleted.

And 13 of them, at that...

My entire avocado hydroponics journal has disappeared.

Functionally, it is not possible to restore articles from note.

So it says.

However!

I can still access the deleted articles from the dashboard.

Also, you can trace it from your browser history if the cache remains.

You can copy and paste the article's text area, including links and photos, back into an article.
However, you will need to re-enter the photo captions.
The post date, the number of likes received so far, and comments cannot be recovered.

Oh man, I'm going to restore 13 articles from here on out.
I have to type them in myself, though. And they will end up being new articles.

Yikes! (⭐️ ； Å  ； ⭐️)

It seems this is a path many predecessors have walked before.
There are many such articles.
I think 13 articles is quite a lot among them.

There is no doubt that it was my own carelessness, but the fact that so many people make the same mistake suggests that there is a structural flaw.

I believe the position and labeling of the feature could be misleading in terms of UI (user interface). Even though the act of deleting an article is irreversible (you can't get it back once deleted), being able to delete the article itself from the magazine management screen rather than the article management screen might be convenient, but it is a feature that 'can be misunderstood if you are not used to it'.

I would like the item name to be changed from 'Delete' to something like 'Delete article itself'.

Well. As a story?
It was interesting, so that's fine!
I won't let it get me down.