# Day 4: Make one current copy easy to spot

> You do not have to settle every stack. Start with one record you use.

[Canonical activity](https://makethisuseful.com/challenge/records/day/4)

Edition records-day-4-v1. Original worksheet; personal answers are not part of this public edition.

## Today's task

1. Choose one record whose current version you can identify.

2. Note its title, the date shown on it, and where the current copy lives. Do not invent a date if none appears.

3. Label an older copy for review if needed. Keep it until you know whether you need it.

## Your working note

### Record and date shown on it

If the date is absent or uncertain, say so.

Your note: ____________________________

### Location of the copy I checked

A folder name or plain directions; no private access link is needed.

Your note: ____________________________

### Older or uncertain copies to review

This exercise does not decide what you should discard.

Your note: ____________________________

## Take this with you

The next reader can see which copy you checked, and what still needs a decision.

## Source and attribution

Original exercise by Make This Useful. General background on keeping records current: Federal Trade Commission.

[FTC: Organize your important papers](https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-organize-your-important-papers-disaster-strikes)

[Use the editable worksheet](https://makethisuseful.com/challenge/records/day/4)

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