A way to reference questions and blog articles from your profile

I often am satisfied by reading blog articles and answers to questions and wanted to ask why MATLAB does not allow me to reference (link) these articles and especially question answers in my profile so I can look them up later (FROM MY PROFILE)?

Thank you, Sam.

[KSSV]

Yes..MATLAB should provide an option to save/ bookmark the links as favorites in the users profile as stackoverflow gives an option. At present there is no such option in my knowledge. Hope in future mathworks provides this.

Answer 1

[Greg]

Isn't that what following a question does? Go to My MATLAB Answers --> Manage Following and boom, personalized list of questions/answers you deem special.

Sorry, no idea for blog articles.

[Jan]

I have enabled Following as default to keep track of all threads I've been active in. Then I can react to answers and comments.

[KSSV]

Every answer's default is follow. Purpose of follow is letting know the user any additional answers are given to the question.

[Greg]

But you can also manually follow any question without answering or commenting. And you can unfollow questions that you have previously answered.

Its primary function may be for immediate notification of feedback, but its purpose can be whatever you want it to be if it works. It works exactly as the original question requires.

[Sam Alattar]

Thank you all. Would i be following the user or the question....i defiantly don't want updates...just to organize things that i might need to revisit.

[Greg]

Then browser bookmarks are probably the way to go. I think most browsers let you make different folders of favorites, so you can group everything into "MATLAB Answers" or similar.

I find activity on any given thread usually dies quite quickly, so email updates aren't a problem.

Answer 2

[Jan]

I'm using the bookmarks of my browser for this. It is easy to synchronize them between different machines.

[KSSV]

I copy favorite questions links in word with hyperlinks...:p

[Jan]

Okay. But in which word?

[Jan]

;-)

[Walter Roberson]

Is that related to Words With Friends ?