Support. This is a great idea.

This seems to have gotten off-topic. here is how to do it: (but it's very hard and sophisticated!!)

1. click on your username (top-right)
   

• click “account settings”
  

• click “I want to delete my account” (trust me)
  

• you will see some projects you made, some of them being in the dump (permanently deleted). right click on the one you want.
  

• click “copy link address”
  

• head to sulfurous.aau.at (it's much better than phosphorus)
  

• click the big text string
  

• press CTRL+A
  

• press CTRL+V
  

the project will start as normal. (I'm not the best at using lists)

I don't give 2 * we worked hard on them and put warnings on them plus they were exactly like the real game try these out

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/150007677/
and https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/304545423/

but not just that they also deleted fnaf 1 off scratch

they may just be remixes but they are just like the real game so it's only fair we get our beloved projects fnaf 1 and fnaf 2 back who is with me!!!

I don't give 2 * we worked hard on them and put warnings on them plus they were exactly like the real game try these out

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/150007677/
and https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/304545423/

but not just that they also deleted fnaf 1 off scratch

they may just be remixes but they are just like the real game so it's only fair we get our beloved projects fnaf 1 and fnaf 2 back who is with me!!!

If you saved the URL somewhere (e.g. your browsing history) beforehand, you can give the Scratch Team the link and it will be restored.

Edit: It has to be appropriate for the website in some way.

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DYNAMITE_RULES wrote:

there truly IS a way to (sorta) restore the deleted ones.

1. click on your username in the top right
   press account settings
   and then, press “I want to delete my account” (trust me)
   you might see a few of your projects that have been permanently deleted (“sent to the dump”, I'd say)
   right click on the one you want and press “copy link address”
   head over to phosphorus.github.io
   you should see “scratch.mit.edu/projects/” text. click it, then press ctrl+a, and then ctrl+v.
   
   and that's it! hope you find this useful. bye!

Fun fact, you don't have to do steps 5-7, you can just click on the project and it will work.
I played a really old, deleted maze game of mine because it was linked in the forums.

No support.

Just be more careful.

Studios_1 wrote:

LunaHamster7 wrote:

Situation: I decide to empty my “Trash” folder. Only after I do so, I realize it included a project I wanted to keep but deleted accidentally. Well, too bad. Even if I spent hours on it, it's gone, right?

Unless…
What if you could restore it? Within 48 hours of emptying your Trash, you could click a Restore button, and the deleted projects would reappear in your trash. Again, you'd have to do this within 48 hours of deleting them. They'd still be in your Trash folder, but this would allow you to reshare projects you didn't mean to delete/want to redo/whatever. This would solve lots of problems. I distinctly recall deleting a project I spent nine hours on, completely by accident

For that, I agree with you, most games have a restore, or at least two-step before deleting something or deleting the account. Good idea.

That is the BEST idea! Good thinking! Oh! I also remember Deleting a project too, It was my very first Story mode but I accidentally deleted it and now I just don't create projects anymore because I am extremely worried I'm just gonna delete it. That's (again) a really good idea!

when green flag clicked
forever
Love
end

(I AM NOT A NEW SCRATCHER) Why does it say that?

Also, I put so much work into that project it had so much code:

when green flag clicked
say Hello There! Please help me find my way home!
set pen color to purple
pen up
create a clone of [ v]

By the way, this is not the actual blocks I put just an example

when green flag clicked
forever
Love
end

Xinstar wrote:

-snip-

Those blocks were not necessary and that is considered blockspam.

DarthVader4Life wrote:

Xinstar wrote:

-snip-

those blocks were not necessary and that is considered blockspam.

Stop necroposting.

OurPrincess wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

Xinstar wrote:

-snip-

those blocks were not necessary and that is considered blockspam.

Stop necroposting.

That's not necroposting, as long as it's relevant to the topic, or if people need to know what the forum rules are.

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kChiaEC19 wrote:

OurPrincess wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

Xinstar wrote:

-snip-

those blocks were not necessary and that is considered blockspam.

Stop necroposting.

That's not necroposting, as long as it's relevant to the topic, or if people need to know what the forum rules are.

Sorry, I didn't realise.

Yes you can! Even when u put “delete forever” BUT its only for the 1st SOME projects you permanently deleted… So here what you do

1st Go to “Account Settings”

2nd Click “I want to delete my account” (YOU WILL NOT DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT)

3rd go INSIDE one of those projects

4th Go to your backpack.

5th PUT ALL OF THE SPRITES IN YOUR BACK PACK

6th Make a new project

7th Go to your back pack and put all the sprites to your new project! AND UR DONE

Deleted

Well, if you don't what it deleted, don't put it in the deleted folder, and you clicked the Permanently delete button , they even said that it would be gone for good You were warned

LunaHamster7 wrote:

Situation: I decide to empty my “Trash” folder. Only after I do so, I realize it included a project I actually wanted to keep, but deleted accidentally. Well, too bad. Even if I spent hours on it, it's gone, right?

Unless…
What if you could restore it? Within 48 hours of emptying your Trash, you could click a Restore button, and the deleted projects would reappear in your trash. Again, you'd have to do this within 48 hours of deleting them. They'd still be in your Trash folder, but this would give you the opportunity to reshare projects you didn't mean to delete/want to redo/whatever. This would solve lots of problems. I distinctly recall deleting a project I spent nine hours on, completely by accident

The trash folder is supposed to do that but if you deleted a project from the trash folder itself, …

no the permanently deleted project is stored on scratch servers for 2 days just like a deleted account you can share the project to reactivate it if you don't share the project between 2 days it cannot be recovered

 share the project

 it is reactivated

when green flag clicked
forever
if <[followers and views] > [1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000]> then
become happy
play sound [Soviet March ]
go to [scratchstats.org ]
if <(kumquat) = (near?) > then
kill all the kumquats in the universe
inform everybody about the death about the evil kumquats
make more games
end
end
end

kentkoide wrote:

no the permanently deleted project is stored on scratch servers for 2 days just like a deleted account you can share the project to reactivate it if you don't share the project between 2 days it cannot be recovered

 share the project

 it is reactivated

I don't think so, there's no way to access it, therefore no way to share it

Well, if it's in your trash folder, you can recover it. If you empty your trash, that means you want to permanently delete all of the projects in the trash folder. You can already restore projects from the trash, and emptying your trash permanently deletes everything in the trash, so no support.