Aperture a "PRO" app ?

Question

I've used Aperture 2 for quite some time to manage a simple library with both personal photos and a few jobs. I started looking for another solution once my business got bigger.
The problem is, managing a library isn't really a feature provided by other pro apps, like Capture One for example.
I recently wanted to try Aperture again in a more manually managed way. As I would do in the finder directly with a personal way of managing folders, just with extra Aperture features.
I still can't believe how unsafe this app is. (just for the facts, during import I selected "store files in their current location") During the process of testing, I wanted to delete all projects from APERTURE ONLY. I expected at least a notice from Aperture asking me if I wanted to move the files to the trash or to keep them in their original folders.
Not only did it not do that, and that all my files where one click away from being forever deleted, but it placed ALL images into the trash without the original hierarchy, discarding all folders. Needless to say, at this point CMD+Z doesn't have any effect.
Luckily for me, I have everything backed up all the time. So I won't spend a whole month reorganizing my files.
Now Apple, did I miss something here ? I hope so.

Answer 1

If you delete a project in Aperture 3 it goes in the app's Trash with everything intact: folders, albums, whatever. I just did it on a test project just to make sure. If you then go into the Trash you can right-click and select Put Back, which does exactly what it says.
If you choose to do a permanent deletion you get a message telling you what's going to happen. If you put an album in the Trash it even tells you no actual files will be deleted (because it's an album which never contains originals). Where's the "unsafe" part?
And please don't take this the wrong way but if you're a "PRO" and you decide to delete all your projects you should really know what you're doing. You should know how Aperture works both in its hierarchy and in its relationship to referenced or managed files.
What were you trying to accomplish exactly?