So, this idea is to have a personal sub-forum for threads that you want to keep intact with.

You can go to any thread and bookmark it. It doesn't matter if it's stickied or locked either.

How can I bookmark threads?

First, you go to the OP and up to the title, and there will be a bookmark icon next to it. Then, you can click the bookmark icon and the thread will appear in your bookmark sub-forum. You can also go back to the thread title and choose to un-bookmark it.

How can this be helpful?

You can find your favorite threads right away, and not have to haggle through sub-forums looking for that thread all the time. Also, sentinels can use to keep from going back to threads and everything.

I support this !! I'd love something like this. :3

I like this!
Support. \o/

I already suggested this bro

Kingfawas a dit :

I already suggested this bro

Mind linking to your thread? Simply claiming you suggested it isn't helpful.

Fxie a dit :

Mind linking to your thread? Simply claiming you suggested it isn't helpful.

I will search for it when i get on my laptop computer is laggy name is Favourite or Favourites something like that

Kingfawas a dit :

I already suggested this bro

I don't see it in the suggestions list

Beastmatt a dit :

I don't see it in the suggestions list

i will find it later

I think he meant Topic-133333

That just shows a vague demonstration of a picture... with no explanation?

How can you debate if this is related or not?

I love the idea! /support

Fxie a dit :

Mind linking to your thread? Simply claiming you suggested it isn't helpful.

Yes, I saw your bookmarks thread and thought of this

Kingfawas a dit :

Topic-133333

We just went over this a few posts up dude...

You both want more or less the same in a different way. I prefer Beatmatt's suggestion. It would be more productive if Beastmatt simply linked to Kingfawas's thread as inspiration and simply 'join forces'. After all you are more or less on the same side.

As for the overall idea, I like it and as I said I prefer the sub forum approach.