Protect iTunes playlist, warning dialogue box?

Hello, I remember a long time ago when I got my iPod, I was deleting playlists and got a warning dialogue box saying "Do you wish to delete this playlist?" and I clicked on the little checkmark on the bottom that said "Do not show this again" and then clicked okay. I looked thru iTunes preferences, and I can't seem to find anything online (tried many different phrases, no help), so maybe someone will know about this.
If someone could please help me to again display the warning dialogue box that says "would you like to delete this playlist?" (instead of me or some other user ACCIDENTALLY deleting a playlist not realizing it. [without getting some sort of warning] This would be really frustrating as they are something I have put a lot of work into. (Of course, accidents always tend to happen at the worst possible time)

I don't remember that particular warning. However, the only way to get the warnings back is to delete your iTunes preferences. Look for something like com.apple.itunes.plist. Remember, once you do that, you'll have to reset all of your prefs, including preferred import mode, etc.

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