This hit home! I recently cleared through thousands of bookmarks. Many of the sites weren't there anymore, many of them were things I thought 'would be a good

This hit home! I recently cleared through thousands of bookmarks. Many of the sites weren't there anymore, many of them were things I thought 'would be a good read at some point' or things I thought 'were a good read'. A couple of them I read during the cleanse, most were impractically out of date or just not worth it/interesting anymore (life changes!). From that point I made a note to only bookmark sites I'm likely to actually need/use again, and they go into category folders (which makes me think twice about bookmarking as opposed to just pressing the star blindly). Anything else I want to read I'll open in a new tab and suspend if I'm not reading straight away. I go through the tabs fairly regularly in a relatively brutal "am I actually going to read this" way and close them if not. I've tried many, many ways of 'storing' things for recall ("those 10 rules for life were fantastic!") but the reality of it is I never revisit 99% of those things and for the 1% I can usually google it (or find a more up to date substitute). Code snippets are ever so slightly different (but not much!). There's probably something much better to store visual things (like screenshots of great websites etc.) - I'm just not sure I want to start doing this. Long and short I'm trying to take the same approach to information as I do to my wardrobe - if I'm not wearing it, why's it in there?