Socially Inept Bookmarking
When I need to bookmark a site, I don't. Either I remember it, keywords related to it, or send myself an email about it. I don't “do” any social bookmarking services yet, and I don't really care to have a million bookmarks in my browser that I'll never remember to click. So, I stumbled into toread - a simple service (Bookmarklet) that'll send the current page you're viewing to your email address. The ironic part is that I had a bookmark sitting on my desktop to remind myself to tell y'all about it. I would've emailed the link to myself, but… that would have put me in an endless loop of sorts. So, don't bookmark the site - bookmarklet it, then use it whenever you feel the need to bookmark something for future reference. Now, I'm off to see if I can find another service: toeread, a Web 2.0 application that'll help you translate the language of sock fuzz stuck between your tootsies.
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3 Comments
Derek K. Miller
May 7th, 2006
at 1:29pm
Never mind social bookmarks or browser bookmarks or desktop shortcuts. I put interesting links on my blog. Just like for Dori and Tom, it's my backup brain. If it's not worth blogging, it's probably not worth remembering.
Anonymous
May 7th, 2006
at 3:12pm
I must be old fashioned. When I want to remember a website, I simply add it to my IE favorites. Sometimes, when I feel adventurous, I even create a new favorites folder.
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