User:Cavan

{{helpme}} I suggest that Wikipedia offer users/members a feature similar to Explorer's "Favorites"; users doing research on a particular s

{{helpme}} I suggest that Wikipedia offer users/members a feature similar to Explorer's "Favorites"; users doing research on a particular subject--or on may subjects simultaneously--could bookmark articles under headings of their own choosing. It would help them research more quickly by having all the needed pages in one locale. Also, you might be able to color code the name of the pages to indicate changes that had been made since the user last used the page--that's handy. I don't know where else to make this suggestion. For example, I'd certainly like to list all pages dealing with "Liberalism"--there must be ca. 15 of those. I'd also like to list all pages dealing with budgets, particularly for families and small businesses. The user could set the list to slough off pages automatically if they're not used by the member for a given period of time, e.g., 30 consecutive days. Thanks.Cavan (talk) 19:21, 23 August 2008 (UTC)

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