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I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

We don't have a means to undelete a deleted user at the moment. But, since the majority of data is ultimately linked to all the content you have provided to the site, reversing this mistake was just a matter of reassociating all of your former posts to this new ID that you have created. Which has already been done (and you can thank Nick Craver for accomplishing the deed).

The only things not accounted for this would be like user annotations and actual content on the profile page.
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We don't have a means to undelete a deleted user at the moment. But, since allthe majority of data is ultimately linked to all the content you have provided to the site, reversing this mistake was just a matter of reassociating all of your former posts to this new ID that you have created. Which has already been done (and you can thank Nick Craver for accomplishing the deed).

I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

We don't have a means to undelete a deleted user at the moment. But, since all data is ultimately linked to all the content you have provided to the site, reversing this mistake was just a matter of reassociating all of your former posts to this new ID that you have created. Which has already been done (and you can thank Nick Craver for accomplishing the deed).

I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

We don't have a means to undelete a deleted user at the moment. But, since the majority of data is ultimately linked to all the content you have provided to the site, reversing this mistake was just a matter of reassociating all of your former posts to this new ID that you have created. Which has already been done (and you can thank Nick Craver for accomplishing the deed).

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I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

We don't have a means to undelete a deleted user at the moment. But, since all data is ultimately linked to all the content you have provided to the site, reversing this mistake was just a matter of reassociating all of your former posts to this new ID that you have created. Which has already been done (and you can thank Nick Craver for accomplishing the deed).