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To: John Biddle who wrote (97)	11/22/1999 7:39:00 PM
From: John Busby	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 3372

If the SI member only has one bookmarks page, it would work as it does now. If that member had more than one bookmarks page, they should be listed and the member would select the one to add the new subject to. This doesn't seem too burdensome to me given the frequency with which threads are bookmarked relative to everything else one does on SI. Another idea PM'd to me would be to have "Priority" and "Non-Priority" bookmarks. When bookmarking a subject, it would go into your "Priority" bookmarks. From there, you could file it into the "Non-Priority" category should you want to. To expand on this idea, there could be a "Main Marks" and "Subcategories". The default assumption would be that any new subject would be bookmarked into the "Main Marks". From there you can file it into subcategories you have created. This seems to maintain the "one-click bookmark" while allowing some customization for those who have a bunch of marks. To the gallery: * How many SubjectMarks do you have? * Do you want to create multiple SubjectMarks pages? * Do you like "Priority/Non-Priority", "Main/Subcategories", or some other method? John