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Bookmarks, Likes & Discussed Workflow

Master Curyloop's engagement features - bookmark items for later, like the best finds, and mark items as discussed in team sessions.

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Bookmarks, likes, and discussed workflow in Curyloop

Three ways to engage with content

Curyloop gives you three distinct actions for interacting with session items. Each serves a different purpose and helps your team filter signal from noise.

Bookmarks: Save for later

Bookmarking is personal. When you bookmark an item, it's saved to your personal bookmarks list - visible only to you.

When to bookmark:

  • You want to read something later but don't have time now
  • An item is relevant to a project you're working on
  • You want to reference it in a future session

Accessing bookmarks:

Your bookmarks are accessible from the dashboard. They work across all groups and sessions, giving you a personal reading list that spans your entire Curyloop workspace.

Likes: Signal quality

Likes are social. When you like an item, other team members can see it. Likes help surface the best content in a session.

When to like:

  • The item is high-quality and worth everyone's attention
  • You've read it and found it valuable
  • You want to upvote it for the team's priority list

How likes help the team:

  • Items with more likes appear more prominently
  • AI summaries factor in liked items as higher priority
  • Team leads can quickly see what resonated with the group

Discussed: Track team coverage

The "discussed" marker is for team sessions. It indicates that an item has been reviewed and talked about during a meeting or async discussion.

When to mark as discussed:

  • During a weekly discovery session when you review items together
  • After an async thread where the team evaluated a resource
  • When a decision has been made about an item (adopt, skip, revisit)

Why it matters:

  • Prevents re-discussing the same items week after week
  • Creates a clear record of what's been reviewed
  • Helps latecomers see what they missed

Putting it all together

Here's a typical weekly workflow using all three features:

  1. During the week: Team members add items to the session and bookmark ones they want to read later
  2. Before the meeting: Everyone reads through items and likes the most valuable ones
  3. During the session: The team reviews top-liked items first, marking each as discussed
  4. After the session: Members check their bookmarks for anything they saved for deeper reading

Filtering by engagement

Use the session filters to view items by engagement status:

  • Most liked: See what the team values most
  • Bookmarked: Your personal saved items
  • Not yet discussed: Items still pending team review
  • Discussed: Archive of reviewed content

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