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> Favoriting tweets for later review is a substantially more convenient workflow. So, you favorite it, read the article later and then unfavorite? If you don'
by sjs382 11y ago
> Favoriting tweets for later review is a substantially more convenient workflow.
So, you favorite it, read the article later and then unfavorite? If you don't unfavorite, how do you differentiate between a bunch of links int he past week that you may/may not have read?
If I want to read something later, I add it to my "Read It Later" service of choice: Pocket.
- smackfu 11y agoPractically, I haven't had a problem. I remember there was an article I wanted to read, I go to my list of favorited tweets, and I find it. Dedicated read-it-later services just end up being a list of articles I haven't read and feel bad about.
- sjs382 11y ago> Dedicated read-it-later services just end up being a list of articles I haven't read and feel bad about. It used to be for me, too. Now I'm much more loose about marking something as read without reading it.
- rorosaurus 11y agoI often would favorite tweets that I would like to reference later. An interesting article or a perspective on some event happening. I wouldn't go so far as to bookmark individual tweet pages, but clicking the favorite icon was an easy-enough way to ensure I'd be able to find what I was looking for later. Just load my favorites page and Ctrl+F.