Inspired by a friend’s admonition to get off the Internet if I want to feel better, I’m attempting to NOT get on the Web or the PC this week when I get home from work. I will do my finances tomorrow night (that’s when I’ve scheduled to do them), but no free-surfing. Only the task at hand.
Along with that, I’ve decided to try NOT bookmarking stuff this week, either at home or at work, unless it’s something I need today, right now. I’ve accumulated so many “to read” or “to look at later” bookmarks that it’s suffocating; like piling magazines in the closet knowing that you’ll read them “some day.” I just spent the weekend clearing out my magazine closet and don’t want to have to do the same to my bookmarks. What with Google and delicious and Bloglines, I see little need to bookmark much of anything nowadays.
My bookmarking problem is irritated by my having so many bookmark tools: PowerMarks (my preferred tool, Windows-only), Furl, delicious, Yahoo’s My Web, and Yahoo’s Bookmarks tool (a close second to PowerMarks). Time to evaluate what I really need and what I want to spend time maintaining.
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Here is another bookmarking tool. http://www.blinklist.com. Ok, I guess that does not really help solve your problem. I have to admit that since discovering these online bookmarking tools, and especially since developing our own, my list of bookmarks is growing exponentially. However, I have them under better control than my favorites in the browser. :-)Will need to try to get away for a few days as well!
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