Hi friends,
As you read and contribute to discussions in Uncommon Pursuit, you might want to remember your all-time favorite resources.
What if there was a way to bookmark your favorite posts and organize them into a personal library?
I’m so glad you asked! To enable this capacity, our community has a feature called “bookmarks”.
How to bookmark a resource:
First, beneath any post you will see this familiar set of choices:
Click on the “three dots” to open up a wider set of choices. You’ll see this:
Click on the “bookmark” icon (the one that the red arrow is pointing at).
This window will pop up for you:
You can document what the bookmark is for. You can also ask the system to remind you about the bookmark at a later date. If you prefer, select “None needed.”
Once you’ve made your selections, hit the big blue “Save” button. It’s that simple!
But how can I find the articles and discussions I’ve bookmarked?
That’s another great question!
First, you can click on this link to get to your bookmarks:
https://up.uncommonpursuit.net/my/activity/bookmarks
Alternatively, you can always find your bookmarks on your profile.
Start by clicking on your profile picture, then the bookmarks tab:
Your bookmarks will be displayed. If you want to see all of your bookmarks, click on the ‘down’ arrow’ (I’ve drawn a red arrow pointing to it).
When you go to the bookmarks section of your profile, this is what you’ll see:
By clicking on the ‘three dots’ next to any bookmark, you will see additional options:
Also, note that you can search your bookmarks!
Overall, bookmarking is a powerful tool that enables you to build a personal library of your favorite discussions in the Uncommon Pursuit community. Enjoy!
