Register a link to do it later as a word

Formerly titled: I’ll take a for now. After much consideration [use a PC] [do it on an iPad] is to be registered as a word

• When I’m working on a solution, it’s often a case of “I’ll just write down the URL for now, and I’ll make a proper page later,” and the reason why I don’t do it now is because I’m writing from my phone and I want to “organize it on the big screen of my PC” or “use my iPad to draw a diagram”. I want to draw a diagram on my iPad.
• I also made it easy to type from a mobile phone, so it’s in “and”.
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Scrapbox’s “If you can’t think of a title, you can change it later anyway, so just put in the date and time or whatever you want” has been taken to the extreme, resulting in a single letter “a.

One letter without aaa or anything extra.

• Stringing the same letters together is hard to do on a phone.

By keeping it all in one place, it’s easier to find the ones I haven’t titled.

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• If the goal is to make it easier to find “things without titles,” then registering words is one way to do that.
• Generally, when you just paste a URL like this, you get the phenomenon of “it sinks and becomes an inaccessible deposit because you didn’t give the information immediately”.

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  • But the “untitled thing” connection digs me up.

Q: Why not do it right away in the first place?

• When I’m in a hurry, or when I’m working from my phone and want to work on my PC.
• Hmmm, if it’s “do it on PC”, it might be more versatile to add the tag “do it on PC” right away in the word register, instead of delaying only the task of “titling” in this way.
• If I say “I’ll do it later on my PC” or “I’ll do it later on my iPad,” can I search for “later”?
  • Search could be a streak because of the hassle of avoiding false hits.

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