Marcus used the term "undeletion" but brought up the common feature of desktop systems that one might better call "delayed deletion" (there isn't a canonical term I can think of). Traditionally "undeletion" has usually referred to half-assed recovery techniques that don't necessarily work, but are intended to recover a file after you actually deleted it on disk. I think Thomas is reacting to what such "undeletion" mechanisms have been like, while Marcus was really talking about a different interface feature that has robust semantics.
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