For those that maintain copies of their fleet builds somewhere (Warlords, a bunch of saved PDFs, scribbles in a notebook for the old-fashioned), how do you organize your fleets? Are the names straight descriptive (e.g. "2x ISD 2xGoz Defenders"), have something of a thematic flourish (e.g. " Scharnhorst and Gneisenau" , "Motti-zuma's Revenge" (not my title)), or use some other code? Do you note certain frequent inclusions in the title, or do you take them for granted? (I.e. you always have OE/APT/XI7 on a Torpedo Frigate for Admonition , so Admo means all that to you in a fleet name.) How do you note different versions of the same core fleet build? Do you note the date, the number, some other characteristic? Do you not care about any coding in your fleet database, and just maintain a collation that only you can interpret?
For myself, I use a couple different conventions. The basic fleet title includes a nod to the commander, the basic ship composition, and usually something about the fleet's style. Example "Ackbar Double H1MC80" is a dual Home One list with Ackbar, with some flotillas and X-wings bringing up the rear. If there's a thematic component/point to the build, that usually dominates the name. " Scharnhorst and Gneisenau" the dual Liberty list is the obvious one for me, but other lists in my files include "Zaarin's Shenanigans" (built to throw Advanced and Phantoms all over the field), Galactic Voyager , based on Ackbar's squadron in Darksaber , and the new Motti's Dreadnoughts. When I iterate a fleet, the original gets the subtag Mk 1, and the convention for follow ons is thus: change in ship type (I-1 to I-2, Arquitens to Gladiator ) or play style earn the moniker Mk 2/3/4/..... . If it's just an upgrade card change, it keeps the Mark of the original, but adds a letter. So Example Fleet Mk 3 becomes Example Fleet Mk 3A, Mk 4B becomes 4C.
How do you do it?