Single post in Daycare: Seperate Compatability Checker Slots

Suggestion Title: Seperate Compatability Checker Slots Suggestion Summary: Rather than needing to remove your active breeding pair every time you want to look for new ones, these two slots are exclusively for that Positive points: save time for breeders by not having to swap back in their breeding pair, allow for more efficient forming of breeding pairs, wouldn't interrupt people from making hunt eggs / tournaments / type races if they forgot to put their intended pair back in Negative points: probably would confuse newer players unless it were seperated from the actual breeding slots so it possibly would need a new subsection in the daycare, may not fuction properly for the breeding pairs where "Something unexpected may happen!" especially if there were multiple potential partners Reason For Consideration: So I'm about to start the task of going through my fields and begin looking for breeding pairs, but because of how time consuming I know the task will be (paired with how much my adult life limits my time or suddenly requires that I step away from my personal interests) I find that I keep putting it off. Whether its to because I have real life matters to attend to or I have another little project or task here on pfq that I can finish / work on more efficiently, it just seems to slip through the cracks. So the thought popped into my head: what if there was just a little something on the site to help me go through the process of finding my pairs a little faster and easier? That's where this suggestion comes from. I personally think it would be great if you could take one Pokémon (probably the female or a ditto, but any one) and place it into a special slot in the daycare. Then you could place other pokémon that you want to check their compatability with into another slot, or a few other slots (maybe 3 to 5) and you could see their base, unmodified breeding %s all at once. This would let people cycle through their pokémon without interrupting their actual breeding pair, as well as offer a multitude of ways to help them compare and organize them (such as leaving the highest % in and swapping out other potential mates until a higher % is found, or seizing the first 90%+ pair, etc.) It just popped into my head and I thought I would share the suggestion.