Gentle monks,

I love the personal nodelet. Like Biker, I use it for storing pointers to nodes that I want to keep track of. Some of those nodes I want to keep around forever, some of them I just want to remember to upvote tomorrow morning. Therein lies the problem: it's occasionally difficult to distinguish the two.

I'd like to see some way of separating or distinguishing entries in the personal nodelet. My first thought was to add separator (<hr>s, basically) and the ability to add the current node above any separator. That seems like too much work, though: why not replace the "add (title)" link with a text box containing the node's title and an "add" button, allowing people to modify the name they link to a node by? (That way I can just prefix the "upvote this" nodes with a + or something.)

Would anyone else find this useful?

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