Same here. I think is one of my personal biggest problem. To find and reserve some time to read the backlog instead on continuously open new links. I've 2 brows

Same here. I think is one of my personal biggest problem. To find and reserve some time to read the backlog instead on continuously open new links. I've 2 browsers unusable (full of tabs), Instapaper queue full, plus around 30 or more tabs of Safari mobile. The biggest problem is to filter good stuff from the rubbish. Sometimes I read interesting stuff. Sometimes I waste my time reading stuff that reveals a rubbish. I think the collaborative collection system implemented by awsomelist works pretty well. I'm asking myself if could exists something better, between the dopamine-injection-algorithm like HN and a static collections on links in markdown maintained with a version system.