FEAT "Save to my puzzles" feature

[michaellenahan]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

After a game, I like to analyze the game and learn from my mistakes.

The "Learn from your mistakes" features provides puzzles based on computer analysis.

Some are really useful for me, they are mistakes I want to stop making.

Others, I don't really understand what why the computer is making a certain suggestion, they are not of great value to me at my current level (800-900).

So, I would like a way to save the most useful suggestions from the "Learn from your mistakes" feature somehow.

That would enable me to go back to these "favourite learnings" from time to time, that would help me on my improvement journey.

I would have a little treasure-trove of my most embarrassing mistakes to always go back to!

I think there could be an added benefit of gathering feedback from the "Learn from your mistakes" feature - the system will have better knowledge of what mistakes an 800 player finds helpful to learn from, a 1000, 1200 and so on ...

Describe the solution you'd like

Not worried yet about concrete implementation, let's see if the idea has traction first.

A quick mock-up with a "Save to my puzzles" link in red.

An alternative wording might be something like “Save to my favorite mistakes” or some sort of star icon etc.

My current workaround is to star the games I find most instructive, and to go through my mistakes there. But what I really need is a way to filter so I get to go to a collection of “my most instructive mistakes”

[michaellenahan]

Another idea would be to have the “star” or other way to “add to my favorite mistakes” on the screen where it says “Good move/Next” because at that point you already know that your mistake was instructive and will be better motivated to hold on to it for later reinforcement.

[michaellenahan]

Another related idea: if/when the user has a collection of “favorite mistakes”, there could be separate sections for opening/middle game/endgame.

(My use case: I am currently losing a lot of rapid games by timing out in the endgame and want to analyse my mistakes particularly there).