Behance Moodboards: Asset persistence after source project removal

Moodboard Curation Behavior

Behance Moodboards allow users to curate visual references by saving projects from other creators into themed collections. This feature supports both public and private visibility, enabling a separation between a user's professional portfolio and their internal inspiration boards.

Synchronization Uncertainty

A specific concern exists regarding the synchronization between a curated Moodboard and the original source project. When a creator deletes a project or changes its visibility to private, the behavior of the reference within a third-party Moodboard remains unclear.

It is necessary to determine if the Moodboard retains a cached thumbnail or if the entry is automatically purged to maintain platform privacy standards.

• Does the Moodboard entry persist as a broken link or a placeholder when the source project is removed?
• Is there a mechanism to notify the curator that a saved asset is no longer available?