I had a client accidentially delete a HTML module the other day which contained some failry complex formatting. I was able to get a partial restore by going into the server, restoringa  database backup to a new DB, then finding the record, tracking down the right field, copying the HTML, then going to the site, adding a module back, go into HTML view and paste the code in. This worked but was pretty slow going.

It would really slick if there was some kind of admin recycle bin feature. It wouldn't have to be very feature rich at all. If it just stored HTML modules that were deleted for say 10 days and allowed an admin to view the module html for possible copy/paste back in the event of a deletion that would be a huge time saver. There wouldn't need to be a restore function or anything, just a quick way in the event of an emergency to view what an end user recendlt deleted and be able to grab the HTML and stick it back on a page.

I woulnd't say no to advanced features, but bare bones would be helpful. I can see end users deleting pages/html modules from time to time and then calling me to make it come back. The version history on the HTML module is very, very nice but this would take recovery one step further.