# 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.