Likes and Bookmarks
Overview
Likes and bookmarks are two ways to react to and save content. Use likes to express appreciation or agreement, and bookmarks to keep content you want to revisit close at hand.
Likes
Adding and Removing a Like
Steps:
1. Open a content list or content detail page
2. Tap the heart icon on the content card
3. The icon fills with color, confirming the like
4. Tap again to remove the like
Like icon states:
Not liked: ♡ (outline)
Liked: ♥ (filled)
When to Use Likes
- Content you agree with
- Content you found helpful
- Content you want to show appreciation for
Notes on Likes
- The content creator is notified when you like their content, provided their notification settings are enabled
- Memoreru displays like counts subtly, prioritizing content quality over virality
- You can review your like history on My Page
Adding Bookmarks
The bookmark feature lets you save your favorite content for quick and easy access later.
Bookmarking from the Content List
Steps:
1. Open the content list view
2. Click the bookmark icon on the content you want to save
3. The icon becomes filled, indicating the bookmark has been added
Bookmark icon states:
Not bookmarked: ☆ (outline)
Bookmarked: ★ (filled)
Bookmarking from a Content Detail Page
Steps:
1. Open the content detail page
2. Click the bookmark button in the upper-right area
3. The button changes color, confirming the bookmark
Viewing Bookmarks
How to access:
Option 1: From the top page tab
1. Go to the top page
2. Click the "Bookmarks" tab
3. Your bookmarked content is displayed
Option 2: From My Page
1. Click the user icon in the upper-right corner
2. Select "My Page"
3. Navigate to the "Bookmarks" section
Information displayed: Title, content type, author, creation date, visibility, and date bookmarked
Sort options: Date bookmarked (default) / Content creation date / Title
Removing Bookmarks
Steps:
Option 1: From the content list
1. Open the bookmark list or content list
2. Click the bookmark icon (★)
3. The icon returns to outline (☆), confirming removal
Option 2: From the content detail page
1. Open the content detail page
2. Click the filled bookmark button
3. The button returns to its default state, confirming removal
Tips for Using Bookmarks
Use by purpose
Read later -> Remove once you've finished reading
Reference material -> Review and remove when the project ends
Favorites -> Keep only content that truly adds value long-term
Review periodically
As bookmarks pile up, it becomes harder to find what you actually need. Go through your list once a month using these criteria:
Checklist:
- Bookmarks you haven't accessed in the last 3 months
- Content from completed projects
- Content with outdated information
Bookmarks vs. Folders
Use bookmarks for: cross-category or temporary saves (read later, personal favorites)
Use folders for: systematic organization (project materials, topic-based knowledge, team documents)
For more details, see Organizing Folders.
Privacy & Security
- Bookmarks are private: your bookmarks are not visible to other users
- When content is deleted: its corresponding bookmark is automatically removed as well
FAQ
Q1. Is there a limit on the number of bookmarks?
A: There is no bookmark limit in the current version. We recommend keeping the count manageable (around 50–100).
Q2. Can I share my bookmarks with other users?
A: Bookmark sharing is not available in the current version. To share content, share the content's URL directly.
Q3. Can I organize bookmarks into folders?
A: Folder-based bookmark management is not available in the current version (planned for a future release). As a workaround, organize the content itself into folders and use bookmarks for temporary saving.
Q4. Can I delete all bookmarks at once?
A: Bulk deletion is not available in the current version. Please remove bookmarks individually.
Q5. Will the content creator be notified when I bookmark their content?
A: No, bookmarks do not trigger notifications. Bookmarks are an entirely personal feature.
Q6. Can I sort my bookmarks?
A: Yes. Available sort options: date bookmarked (newest/oldest first), content creation date, and title.
