Skip the middle. You do not need to rate all of these —
please don't. Rate only the ones that jump out at you, good or bad, and leave the forgettable,
middle-of-the-bell-curve ones unrated — that's a signal too. Even five ratings genuinely help.
Each line has two star rows, both optional:
Known — how well known is it? 1 = “I don't know it”, 5 = everyone knows it.
Love it — how much do you love it, or want it in a script? “Never heard it, love it now” is Known 1, Love 5.
Want to come back to one later? Tap Skip for now — it's not a rating, just a bookmark. Got a thought? Tap note on any line, or use the notes box at the bottom.
See a missing or wrong tag? Fix it — tap a tag to strike it, or + tag to add one. New tag names are welcome.
Each line has two star rows, both optional:
Known — how well known is it? 1 = “I don't know it”, 5 = everyone knows it.
Love it — how much do you love it, or want it in a script? “Never heard it, love it now” is Known 1, Love 5.
Want to come back to one later? Tap Skip for now — it's not a rating, just a bookmark. Got a thought? Tap note on any line, or use the notes box at the bottom.
See a missing or wrong tag? Fix it — tap a tag to strike it, or + tag to add one. New tag names are welcome.
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