When you are logged into WikiFAQ, you have the ability to add pages to your 'Watchlist.' By doing this, you are able to log on at any time to see what changes or edits have been made to the page or article that you added to your watchlist. This allows you to see the list of articles that you are intersted in and track them. Note, you must be logged in to both mark things for 'watch' and to access your 'Watchlist.' For more information on 'Watchlists', see this help link.
You can track your favorite auctions by clicking on the "Add to My Watchlist" link located above the bid box on any item page. When you're ready to bid, access your watchlist by clicking on the "My Auctions" link.
a dynamic comparison view that enables you to create comparative analysis views focused on key brands as needed
a list of pages you have special interest in, or are monitoring on the Wiki
a list of pages you wish to observe
a list of Wiki buying guides, chosen by the user, that is linked to his or her account
a user-generated list of desired stocks or commodities for analysis
A list a bidder keeps for himself of the auctions he is currently following.
A watchlist is a feature on websites that allow a user to watch, track, or see current activity of, a list of favorite pages. It is used on auction sites such as e Bay to see current activity of items one may want to bid on. It is also used on Wikipedia to allow users to see current revisions of their favorite articles.