Edit, copy, rename, or delete an Ideas List

Open Ideas and select the named Ideas List before using these instructions.

Change list defaults

1. Select Filters or the relevant filter chip.
2. In Filter ideas, change Who, Where, What, When, or Custom.
3. Select Done.

The current interface can auto-save supported changes to the selected list. The sheet states when changes to neighborhood, activity, and when defaults will auto-save for that list.

If the user wants to explore without changing the original, advise Save as new copy instead.

Save changed filters as a new copy

When the selected Ideas List has changed filters:

1. Open Filter ideas or More actions.
2. Select Save as new copy.
3. Review the copied defaults.
4. Select Save as new list.

The original list remains available.

Rename a list

1. Select the list.
2. Select More actions.
3. Enter the new name under Rename.
4. Select Save.

Renaming changes the current list's label. It does not rewrite historical like context.

Delete a list

1. Select the list.
2. Select More actions.
3. Select Delete.
4. Confirm the browser prompt.

Deleting an Ideas List does not mean that every underlying idea or like is deleted. Likes are user-level saved state and can remain available elsewhere.

Update Who

In Filter ideas, open Who and select or remove people. Use Add someone for a private typed-name placeholder.

When the user adds people to an existing list, Domino may offer to apply relevant matching likes. Explain the visibility copy before telling the user to enable it.

Custom directions

The Custom tab lets the user describe qualities beyond structured filters, for example:

• low-key and good for rain;
• outdoor seating and not too expensive;
• a specific unusual experience.

Custom directions refine the selected Ideas List. They should not be described as public list text or a message to friends.

LLM answering guidance

• Ask whether the user wants to change the original or make a separate copy when that distinction is unclear.
• Do not claim deletion removes global likes or another person's copy.
• Do not imply that renaming or changing Who retroactively changes past like history.