Moved the things to do to Github issues

README.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ marked as Favourite to the disk.
 ## Configuration
 
 There is one single configuration file, `downfav.toml` which is read in the
-current directory[^1].
+current directory.
 
 The general format of this file is:
 
@@ -74,37 +74,3 @@ And, to use the Filesystem storage, you should have no other configuration.
 ## License
 
 GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3.
-
-## Ideas
-
-- [ ] Use [clap](https://crates.io/crates/clap) for a full command line
-  experience.
-- [ ] Manage multiple accounts (as in `downfav account add ` and maybe account
-  and server?); use a single configuration file.
-- [ ] Store the configuration file in a fixed path instead of the current
-  directory.
-- [ ] Add configuration for the 
-- [ ] Manage multiple storages for accounts (as in `downfav storage add
-  <account> <storage type>`; if there are any options, they could follow the
-  storage type and/or ask the user.)
-- [ ] Move the Storage trait to the main Storage module.
-- [ ] Better error handling in the main loop (currently, if there is an issue,
-  the "last seen toot" will be still updated); the Storage trait must return
-  `Result`s; remove the functional/fluent loop in the main application and use
-  a `for`.
-- [ ] Since things can fail, all Storages must take this in account (filesystem
-  will just override things, so it is no real issue; Joplin must check if the
-  note already exists; Org must save the note in a temporary file and just move
-  it in the end).
-- [ ] Async?
-- [ ] Proper word-wrapping for Markdown and Org Modes (links is pretty hard to
-  wrap correctly, due the combination of title and link).
-
----
-
-[^1]: Why in the current directory? If you're using the filesystem storage,
-  keeping all favourites in a single directory, we need to access the `data`
-  directory to store things there. By forcing having in the current directory,
-  we can be somewhat sure it won't keep adding `data` to whatever. Also, it
-  helps if you have multiple accounts. *On a related note, maybe we could add
-  multiple accounts and fixed directory in the config file itself.*