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Pin Collections and Continue Reading: Stay Inside Active Material

Pins keep this week’s work visible. Continue reading resumes the last page you touched. Together they remove friction between sessions.

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Fundamental rights

Why pins exist

Large libraries bury active courses under archives. Pinning floats collections you touch daily to the top of the explorer.

Unpin when a term ends — pins should reflect now, not forever.

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Fundamental rights

Continue reading

Dashboard and library surfaces offer Continue reading based on last-read metadata. One click returns to the exact page.

Cross-device sync means phone progress continues on laptop after sign-in.

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Habitual root pages

Pin is for collections; also keep formula sheets or style guides as root-level pages for instant access beside notebooks.

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Synced across devices

Planner plus pins

Pinned collections for material; planner for when. Opening from a calendar task still lands on the linked page even if unpinned.

Shelf — Dashboard

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Fundamental rights

Search when pins are not enough

⌘K finds anything by title or indexed text. Pins are for the three things you always need; search is for the long tail.

Shelf — Library
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Avoid pin sprawl

More than five pins recreates the problem. Review pins weekly.

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First-time empty libraries

Before you have history, upload and open one page so Continue reading has somewhere to point.

Shelf — Dashboard

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7-day streak

3 open tasks

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Psychological win

Reducing open-the-right-file friction is the highest-ROI study habit Shelf offers after uploading itself.

Shelf — Library
Polity notes
Current affairs
Essay drafts