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If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.

If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.

If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.

If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.

If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.

If a Question is self-deleted by the poster, it will not show under the 10K User Tools report of recently deleted items. Also the items shown are limited to deletion actions in the past 30 days, if the date range selector in the upper right corner there is used.

Regardless, if one had the foresight or luck to "favorite" the item, the Deleted Question would still appear in ones personal Favorites. Will Jagy once described this as a strategy for certain "very bad questions".

If the Question ID (number following "questions/" in the SE URL) is known (e.g. from ones browser history), the item can still be viewed by 10K users. Some ideas for users < 10K were discussed here.

There was a post not long ago here on meta.Math.SE about using a query feature for deleted items in SE Data Explorer's schema (apparently novel). However I cannot find that post (which I commented on) and suspect it has itself been deleted.