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 sassy
I hop around a lot looking at articles and sometimes I see things that need sorted, or I want to add an example or...
But I don't have time to, or I am not in the mood or...
So I add them to my watchlist and then when I go back I can't always remember why I put them there. Is there anyway I can make a note about what it was that caught my attention?
"The problem with the conventional wisdom is that it leads to conventional results." Me. Probably an accidental quote.
 chemistry dork
Great suggestion. Will put it on the list.
(Which is lamentably long, at the moment)
chemistry dork
Implemented this as a "to do" system. There is a button at the top of any article to make a reminder note for your to do list. The list itself is available from your watchlist page.
It seems to be installed and passes a smoke test. Please let me know if you encounter any difficulties with the system.
edited 31st Oct '09 10:04:43 PM by Janitor  Kewl.
If I had a piece of chalk, I'd work it out on a wall, if I had a wall.
 Assistant Gofer
I'd like to note a side effect that I hope remains preserved: You can create a "To Do" for a nonexistant page.
Helps for planning when you don't have enough material or don't feel up to creating a page at the moment.
chemistry dork
Yup. Actually meant to do that. 
sassy
Thanks! It's really fancy.
"The problem with the conventional wisdom is that it leads to conventional results." Me. Probably an accidental quote.
The system doesn't know you right now, so no post button for you.
You need to Get Known to get one of those.
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