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I just had a situation where both dmx and autosave were corrupted, I also saw in the comments of that guide a guy with exact same problem. I thought my work was fully gone but I found a very simple way to fix that!!! I wanted to post a comment about it under your guide but turns out there's a 1000 character limit, so I thought I'd contact you directly so you could perhaps update your guide, because I'm sure this will be helpful for some people, if it works for them too!
There is another phishing scam going around where one of your friends will ask you to vote for either their, or another friends' logo artwork in a contest.
If you do, your account goes bye-bye.
How do I know about this?
Simple. One of my friends got their account stolen very recently and then sent me this exact message.
I've known this friend for a while and this whole thing seemed a little 'off', so I began asking questions.
I then posted a link to my 'friend' from Steam Support about this very scam.
The second that I did that, they unfriended me without so much as one word as to why.
This is when I knew that I wasn't dealing with my friend, but a scammer that had stolen my friends' account.
I spent most of my younger life in Michigan, with summers spent in West Virginia, but I now live in West Virginia, which I've always considered my true home.