This makes sense intuitively, from the user psychology perspective. However, if you delete, but allow for the user to undo, you run the risk of a lost connecti

This makes sense intuitively, from the user psychology perspective. However, if you delete, but allow for the user to undo, you run the risk of a lost connection in between the delete and a potential undo call. It's possible for the back end to still behave as in the confirm workflow (while the front end follows undo). But that's ... complicated.