An answer i gave many months ago got no votes and was rejected (via a comment) by the OP. I deleted it yesterday -- after briefly buying the OP's argument. Today, i had a rethink and again believe it to be a valid answer. How can i undo my own deletion? If i try to Undelete it, i get a pop-up saying i need 6 votes to undelete it, which i suppose is reasonable when the community or a moderator deletes a post, but not when it was my own (hasty) deletion of my own post.
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Hi, feature-request tag is meant for a different purpose: "You have an idea for a new feature, or for a change to the existing functionality." I have edited your question with a more appropriate tag. Thanks!– WedaPashi ModNov 15, 2021 at 13:07
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I did want a change to existing functionality: I wanted the system to recognize that I was the one who deleted my own question and it should let me undelete it. (That may not be a wise change but that is was i was asking.)– Martin FNov 16, 2021 at 2:23
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Understood, thanks!– WedaPashi ModNov 16, 2021 at 7:09
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You can ask for help, moderators can do it for you.
I guess it is in the rules as it is to stop people from hiding an unwelcome answer and then undeleting when people had forgotten it.
So if you give a link to the post we, mods, can help you.
Found it, (I overlooked your link at first,) and undeleted for you.
