[lukaszkups]

Similarly to other commenters here, I would like to share my approach:

- if it's an article related to my interests and that fits for the overall contents I share on twitter - I simply tweet about it.

- if it's code-related (e.g. github repo) - I just "star" it

- if it's something else - it depends what category it is, because I have two bookmark folders in the browser: "4 later" (so that if something seems to be interesting but I don't have time right now to read it) or "saved" folder where I just put something that I would like to have bookmarked (I've also have then nested year sub-folders (as I don't bookmark THAT often that this approach wouldn't be sufficient for me)).

- if something is very important for me, I simply send an e-mail to myself with tagged content so I can easily find it through e-mail search engine later - I have a dedicated e-mail suffix for this (imagine [e-mail]) and it automatically goes archived into "bookmarks" folder instead to inbox.

[johnthescott]

i utilize a similar email tagging system via gmail. tag menus in browsers are just portable bookmarklets, seeded with tag, current page and title.

small words are good. simple words are better. small simple words are best.