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I definitely get it about the constant bookmarking. There are often really good comments on HN, so I began saving the good ones in my Logseq journal. I save a t
by rchaud 4y ago
I definitely get it about the constant bookmarking. There are often really good comments on HN, so I began saving the good ones in my Logseq journal. I save a ton of stuff in my Twitter bookmarks as well.
The key is to regularly re-visit these bookmarks and clean them up. For me it means categorizing these saved threads and comments under a specific theme. Maybe I'll write a blog post about it once I've arranged those ideas together. Even if I don't, the act of acting on those bookmarks reduces mental clutter.
Be sure to time-box it though. There's nothing more frustrating than opening up Twitter to review some old bookmarks and then getting distracted in the organization+deletion cycle for 45 mins.