Sequences are all well and good, but that’s much, much too high-overhead for what I’m talking about. Just put a little star icon on every post/comment; when you click it, it lights up; and then on your user page (or something) you can view a list of all your “starred” comments and posts. That’s it!
(Also do the sequences thing, why not. Do any number of other things, sure, but definitely do this very simple and easy and intuitive and broadly useful thing!)
Edit: Then maybe the sequence creation UI could make use of this, like maybe there’s a little “your starred posts” list there and you can easily pick from those, to add to your sequence. And maybe the “insert link into post/comment” button in the editor UI could offer you a list of your starred posts/comments (most recent? all?), to insert those links. Sky’s the limit for utility, here…
Yeah, the suggestion in the edit is basically what I was thinking about. Basically that every user starts with a “favorites” sequence that you can add things to from the triple-dot.
Sequences are all well and good, but that’s much, much too high-overhead for what I’m talking about. Just put a little star icon on every post/comment; when you click it, it lights up; and then on your user page (or something) you can view a list of all your “starred” comments and posts. That’s it!
(Also do the sequences thing, why not. Do any number of other things, sure, but definitely do this very simple and easy and intuitive and broadly useful thing!)
Edit: Then maybe the sequence creation UI could make use of this, like maybe there’s a little “your starred posts” list there and you can easily pick from those, to add to your sequence. And maybe the “insert link into post/comment” button in the editor UI could offer you a list of your starred posts/comments (most recent? all?), to insert those links. Sky’s the limit for utility, here…
Yeah, the suggestion in the edit is basically what I was thinking about. Basically that every user starts with a “favorites” sequence that you can add things to from the triple-dot.