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You know what I want? A temporary "memories". More precisely, a "bookmark this post and/or link until I get home and can read the long and/or non-worksafe stuff" feature. Because I like checking in on y'all throughout the day (and my FL is so damned chatty I'd never keep up otherwise), but I hate that "read smut in paranoia now or lose it forever" feeling.
Sometimes I stick them in my regular memories, but then they're hard to find and hard to delete and to get that little "add memory" button I still have to at least open the thing on the work computer, even if it's just for a minute. I want a button that saves the post (without actually opening it) to the "stuff to check out later" list. And then once you check it out it disappears from the list, unless you add it to your regular memories. Like LJ Tivo.
Sometimes I stick them in my regular memories, but then they're hard to find and hard to delete and to get that little "add memory" button I still have to at least open the thing on the work computer, even if it's just for a minute. I want a button that saves the post (without actually opening it) to the "stuff to check out later" list. And then once you check it out it disappears from the list, unless you add it to your regular memories. Like LJ Tivo.
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Date: 2004-06-10 04:52 pm (UTC)I'm writing to an audience. I can think of no better way to know what's sticking to the memetic wall.
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Date: 2004-06-11 02:19 am (UTC)I'm writing to an audience.
Yes, yes, yes and thank you. This is why I do periodic readership surveys. And much as I appreciate the intent to validate when people say, "it's your journal, write whatever you want", to me that's kind of like "it's your novel, write whatever you want." It is, of course, my journal, and so it's never going to be about soccer or celebrity dating habits, but since I'm not writing to myself, I still want to know what the reader thinks.
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Date: 2004-06-10 05:09 pm (UTC)At the moment I use my own laptop while at work, and in Safari I have a bookmark menu called Quicksaves, where I throw stuff, mostly fic, that I can't read now but want to get back to soonish. I purge the bookmarks out of that folder as I read the fics. Of course, Safari also has tabbed browsing, so I've usually got stuff open in tabs for days before I get to it. I realize IE still hasn't caught up to this feature.
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Date: 2004-06-10 05:58 pm (UTC)Oh
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Date: 2004-06-10 05:45 pm (UTC)But yeah, LJ needs to work on the Memories feature, seriously.
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