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I've found this exact same problem. It's a huge list of links, I'll open a few projects that might be interesting, save them for later — and then when I look at
by phildenhoff 5y ago
I've found this exact same problem. It's a huge list of links, I'll open a few projects that might be interesting, save them for later — and then when I look at them, I don't remember the context (why I saved them, what for) and I'll just remove them from my list.
They have their use as a jumping-off-point, but what I _really_ want is a truly curated list. LessWrong has a list of "best textbooks" where you have to provide a "best" and one (or two?) other textbooks that you've read which you didn't like as much, and an explanation on why the former is better. I think it's a great way to curate a list. I wish there were more like that.