Projects
The Trash
Nothing you delete is gone at once. It goes to the Trash, in Projects, and waits there until you put it back or delete it forever.
Projects: the Trash
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| What | How long it waits | Comes back with |
|---|---|---|
| Posts | 30 days | Its comments, its place on a card, a shoot day or a bio page tile |
| Cards and campaigns | 30 days | A card's tasks, cuts, notes, approvals and client files; a campaign's cards back on it |
| Ideas, scripts and maps | 30 days | A map's cards and wires; an idea's link to its card |
| Folders | 30 days | The folders inside it, and every item back in it |
| Notes, shoot days and hashtag groups | 30 days | A note's links to its cards |
| Bio pages, press kits and shop products | 30 days | A page's leads, a kit's links, a product's places on your tiles |
| Photos and videos | Until you delete them forever | Their folder |
- 1Right after a deleteUndo shows at the bottom of the screen for a few seconds on the web. It puts back exactly what went.
- 2Any time in the next 30 daysOpen Projects and choose Trash. On the web, deleted posts, cards and more are listed above the photos and videos; on the phone they are one line at the top of the Trash tab, Posts, cards and more. Press Restore and it is back where it was, on both clients.
- 3For goodDelete forever asks once, then removes it and everything that went with it. For photos and videos, select them in the Trash first. This is the one delete with no way back.
The Trash belongs to the workspace, like everything in it: everybody who can edit the workspace sees the same one, and can restore from it. If something cannot come back, Restore says why. The usual reason is that something else has taken its name or address since, like a bio page whose link somebody reused. Rename that one, then restore.