Hi

There are an exceptional number of good nodes posted on PM everyday. However, there are simply not enough hours in my day to read them all, and some I want to come back to later, and some I want to keep for a future problem. And some, I just want to ++ once I get my next daily batch of votes!

I've seen that people often bookmark interesting nodes on their home nodes. I was just wondering... would it be a good idea to add a 'personal boomkark' section for each user, and maybe have a button on the main threaded page where you can send the thread to your bookmark list automatically?

I know my browser has this feature, but I often work between two or three different machines, and I've now got a long list of bookmarks that aren't portable. I know I could (and maybe should) post these to my home node, but how about a personal bookmark page for each user, like your scratch pad - that gives you an option to share or make your bookmarks private?

I think this would be a valuable addition to PM, as it would mean a 'one-click bookmark system' for us lazy individuals :-)

- wil

In reply to Bookmark nodes by wil

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