TFA sort of addresses this and while it's better, it's still "warn-think", it's just a more glorified and tedious habit, depending on what happens when OK is cl

TFA sort of addresses this and while it's better, it's still "warn-think", it's just a more glorified and tedious habit, depending on what happens when OK is clicked without the discard box checked. I presume the default action stashes the data somewhere, in which case it's basically the trash bin pattern or tempfile pattern (stored durably, not /tmp), and we can safely go back to a plain dialog like: You have unsaved changes. Do you wish to save as a new file, or discard? (Unsaved changes can be recovered for 1 month before permanent deletion)