Can I look at my submitted article without it being approved?

I finished editing a certain wiki article, but I didn't realize hitting save changes would not allow me to access the text anymore, so I didn't copy/save the work I have just spent the past half hour on.  If it's rejected or simply lost somehow I really want a backup.

So can I look at the article I submitted even though it hasn't been approved yet?

I don't think you can.

Unfortunately no, but I keep wishing you could, every time I hit accept I keep wanting a backup as well.

"Unfortunately no, but I keep wishing you could, every time I hit accept I keep wanting a backup as well.
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"Tovan51 said:

"Unfortunately no, but I keep wishing you could, every time I hit accept I keep wanting a backup as well.
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I made a back up for all my other articles, and was planning to for this one.  But I didn't realize hitting save changes would bring up an un-exitable window with the only options taking you away from the page.
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Nope, not now

"Aska said:

"Tovan51 said:

"Unfortunately no, but I keep wishing you could, every time I hit accept I keep wanting a backup as well.
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I made a back up for all my other articles, and was planning to for this one.  But I didn't realize hitting save changes would bring up an un-exitable window with the only options taking you away from the page.
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It'll probably be a feature later on, but for now they are still learning with us, so I guess we'll just have to wait.
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No, not that I know. Sorry.

"Like others have said, there is currently no way to look at previous submissisons until they are live.
What I have done is made a new folder on my PC called 'GiantBomb', and whenever I write something big, copy & paste it into a Word document, save it to that folder and wah-la!"

Nah You can't, sadly... always save it I guess, but it would be nice to view out submission in more detail, as well as cancel them, but we'll see if those will ever happen.