Bookmarks & Trash are the two ends of curation in 📝MythOS Organization & Navigation — what you keep close and what you clear away. Bookmarks pull any memo, yours or another creator's, into a personal shortlist you can return to; Trash removes memos from your library without destroying them, holding them in a recoverable state before they're gone for good. One collects, the other clears, and both are reversible.
How It Works
A bookmark is a private pointer. Toggle it on any memo and it joins your Bookmarks page — a single feed of everything you've saved, drawn from across MythOS, independent of who wrote it. Nothing is copied; the bookmark just remembers the memo.
Trash is a safety net over deletion. Sending a memo to Trash hides it from every feed but keeps it fully recoverable for thirty days, after which it's permanently removed. You can restore a memo, purge one immediately, or empty the whole bin — and creator profile memos are protected from deletion entirely.
Features
- 📝Bookmarks — save any memo to a personal shortlist with its own feed
- 📝Trash — soft-delete memos with a thirty-day recovery window
Getting Started
Bookmark a memo from its page, then open Bookmarks in the sidebar to see everything you've saved. To remove a memo, send it to Trash from the feed — it stays recoverable for thirty days.