[IvanVergiliev]

Meta-question: how do you keep track of these? Every now and then I come upon something and I think "Oh, I should definitely re-read this!". But then, eventually, I end up forgetting about it. Are these just things that often come up and re-read them because you know they're worth it, or do you actively keep track of them somehow?

[lesterzone]

Pocket! https://getpocket.com/ but, there's one more thing. Kindle Paperwhite ( because I bought that one ). Then mark every link with an specific tag, let's say `read`, then, go to https://www.crofflr.com/ and link Pocket so you receive an weekly ebook! Then enjoy!

[lesterzone]

bonus, https://www.crofflr.com/ will mark your link as read once it gets to your Kindle.

[spookyuser]

I use Pocket, and after going through this thread my feed looks like this :P https://i.imgur.com/DOPpL0Z.png

Though if you start using pocket you will inevitably end up with thousands of unread articles that you will "read later" which might be worse.

[lesterzone]

If you use Kindle you can use https://www.crofflr.com/

[IvanVergiliev]

Yeah, I'm one of the top 1% readers on Pocket according to their stats, and my reading list has probably hundreds of articles. Didn't scale too well for me :)

[guidopallemans]

Call me old-fashioned, but I just use chrome bookmarks

[omosubi]

I've been using google keep lately and quite like it

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