Listings organization? No sorting by deadline?!

[Musicmonk84]

Hey guys. Just wondering if there's any way that you have found that is the easiest way to stay up to date and organized with listings. I personally favorite a ton of listings that I feel are even possible, so admittedly it's a lot. But I wish there was an easy way to peruse my favorites and sort them by deadline to let me know more confidently how I should work. What do you guys think? I wish the system was easier to look through and sort.

[AlanHall]

Since the text of the listing disappears after the due date, I copy the listing that interests me onto my local device. This allows me to course-correct and tweak my perspective on the genres - and listen to the ref tracks! - long after the listing date has passed. As a bonus, I can sort and review the upcoming listings as I see fit. JM2C

[Musicmonk84]

Thank you Alan. I think I'm a little more concerned about making sure that 1. I don't miss on a listing because I forgot it was there and 2. Making sure I choose the right listing that I know I can finish before the deadline.

[cosmicdolphin]

Use Google Sheets

[Casey H]

Use Google Sheets

Or Excel, whichever you prefer. And also, set up calendar reminders on your device-- smartphone, PC, etc. I use Microsoft Outlook, I have to be on it all the time for work anyway, so everything in my life I don't want to forget goes on the calendar with a reminder. You can set reminders for N days before the due date.

I'm pretty sure it won't be long before the number of listings you Favorite deceases a lot. Early on, people tend to be all over the board and as they learn more about what their strengths are, how Taxi listings work, etc. they narrow it down greatly.

Good luck!
Casey

[Musicmonk84]

Thanks guys. Your comments mean a lot to me!