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[[Image:Mylist.png|thumb|A typical mylist]] | [[Image:Mylist.png|thumb|A typical mylist]] | ||
Your mylist will probably be the feature of AniDB you spend most time with, so getting to know it well should be a priority; that's what these pages are for. | Your mylist will probably be the feature of AniDB you spend most time with, so getting to know it well should be a priority; that's what these pages are for. | ||
You should also take a look at [[how to add files to your mylist]]. | |||
Your mylist is where your list of animes are. Every anime that you have added a file for will end up here, and you can at a glance tell when you have a complete anime and what you have seen. You can see what you have voted and if you've written a review for a particular anime. It takes just two fast clicks to see which files from which groups you have for any anime, and you can quickly tell if you have them on your hdd or on cd or not (this is called the file's state). If you want to change a file's state, you can do that from here too. In the rest of this article, we will tell you how to do all these things, and much more. | Your mylist is where your list of animes are. Every anime that you have added a file for will end up here, and you can at a glance tell when you have a complete anime and what you have seen. You can see what you have voted and if you've written a review for a particular anime. It takes just two fast clicks to see which files from which groups you have for any anime, and you can quickly tell if you have them on your hdd or on cd or not (this is called the file's state). If you want to change a file's state, you can do that from here too. In the rest of this article, we will tell you how to do all these things, and much more. | ||