Installing Evernote (its headline is "Remember everything"), or something similar, would be much faster than waiting for re-programming the WCG web page.

Cheers and good night

Using an Evernote should fit the bill, but the comment-field seems to be the best. It would feel like one's blog: personal and very much like home. Only a few lines of HTML-code for the webpage should do the trick, I'd say.
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I used to write code for online systems. Granted it was in CICS and we use VSAM for data storage not a true database, but I'm sure the basic principles aren't all that different as I'm also trained in DB2 and various PC databases.

Yes, you'll have to add a field for each profile, but it will be a free form text field that won't have to be error checked. Most of the code for online systems is devoted to checking for user input errors and making them idiot proof, or as an old gf used to say 'Olga proof.'

If no one uses those fields they don't take up any storage, they just get a null value. If storage is an issue, the staff can put a low character limit on them. But really, speculation doesn't get us very far since it's their opinion that really matters.

I would however like it if people posted to say if they thought it would be useful - maybe not to them personally since I imagine the people who post here have their own methods and mnemonic tools like Evernote. But do you think that the average WCG user who makes use of the profile feature would find it useful. Maybe the CA's could chime in as to how well utilized that feature is. If only a few percent of crunchers even use profiles, it may be a moot point.

Do you remember which of the three is your default - work, home or school?

You see, that's what screwed me up. If you happen to go into the one that is the default it does tell you, but I think there should be a note next to where it says 'default' saying either 'home', 'work', or 'school', so that you don't have to go looking when you forget.

OK, this is a separate issue, but a memo field would let you fix that problem for yourself.

Do you have any idea how many people use the profile feature?