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I found myself with using raindrop.io, getpocket.com, Chrome sometimes place links directly to Evernote, Trello or notion.so. It's hard to keep them organize and find something when I need it. I'm wondering how people here are solving this issue

I tweet the links and have them auto logged searchable at <a href="http://www.tweetd.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.tweetd.com</a>.

I move all my organized links (bookmarks) into a folder called 'old' and make a new, better, system. Rinse and repeat every two years.

I use Pocket (getpocket.com) most frequently, but often throw a link into OneNote when it's directly related to a task and for immediate use.

when delicious originally shut down, I moved to google bookmarks, but I really have a hard time finding stuff in there. I would prefer to have stuff organized like a mind map

Personal wiki on VPS.

I tweet the links and have them auto logged searchable at <a href="http://www.tweetd.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.tweetd.com</a>.

I move all my organized links (bookmarks) into a folder called 'old' and make a new, better, system. Rinse and repeat every two years.

I use Pocket (getpocket.com) most frequently, but often throw a link into OneNote when it's directly related to a task and for immediate use.

when delicious originally shut down, I moved to google bookmarks, but I really have a hard time finding stuff in there. I would prefer to have stuff organized like a mind map

Personal wiki on VPS.

Ask HN: How do you organize links?

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Ask HN: How do you organize links?

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