> Sounds like one of the people at a former employer of mine had a time machine to come forward in time to read this article and take it by heart. He deleted mo

> Sounds like one of the people at a former employer of mine had a time machine to come forward in time to read this article and take it by heart. He deleted more than 800 articles I had written on the company wiki, which were never recovered, and then when he eventually left the company it was realized that those articles were important reference points which were never replaced in the transition. It turns out deleting 800 articles is easier than writing 800 articles when the original author with the domain knowledge had moved on into another role. What did the company do after realizing it?