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I was given the option to "un-delete" this question and my quick-clicking-happy-finger chose to do so because I thought I had a good answer to post... ie cron @reboot works in /etc/cron.d directory scripts and not through crontab -e modifications.

My question is What is the purpose of allowing undelete votes on a question the OP deleted?. The question has no answers and the OP should be allowed to delete the question. Un-deleting an OP deleted question seems ridiculous on the surface. I must be missing something here....

A user deleted their question after 1 close vote: sh.file not executing on startup (via crontab)

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I was given the option to "un-delete" this question and my quick-clicking-happy-finger chose to do so because I thought I had a good answer to post... ie cron @reboot works in /etc/cron.d directory scripts and not through crontab -e modifications.

My question is What is the purpose of allowing undelete votes on a question the OP deleted?. The question has no answers and the OP should be allowed to delete the question. Un-deleting an OP deleted question seems ridiculous on the surface. I must be missing something here....

A user deleted his question after 1 close vote: https://askubuntu.com/questions/940541/sh-file-not-executing-on-startup-via-crontab

Only 10k users can see this main-board question I think. Hence the title for this question on meta.

I was given the option to "un-delete" this question and my quick-clicking-happy-finger chose to do so because I thought I had a good answer to post... ie cron @reboot works in /etc/cron.d directory scripts and not through crontab -e modifications.

My question is What is the purpose of allowing undelete votes on a question the OP deleted?. The question has no answers and the OP should be allowed to delete the question. Un-deleting an OP deleted question seems ridiculous on the surface. I must be missing something here....

A user deleted their question after 1 close vote: https://askubuntu.com/questions/940541/sh-file-not-executing-on-startup-via-crontab

Screenshot for those with < 10k reputation:

I was given the option to "un-delete" this question and my quick-clicking-happy-finger chose to do so because I thought I had a good answer to post... ie cron @reboot works in /etc/cron.d directory scripts and not through crontab -e modifications.

My question is What is the purpose of allowing undelete votes on a question the OP deleted?. The question has no answers and the OP should be allowed to delete the question. Un-deleting an OP deleted question seems ridiculous on the surface. I must be missing something here....