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What is your strategy for saving articles and essays to read later. Bonus points if you actually read them later.

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Melanin💜✨ pfp

i have a chat with myself named jotter, so i write the articles in there and what piqued my interest (i check the chat a lot so i see them there) i also set a reminder for a day i sure know i’d be free to check it out

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I have a concept of a plan for saving articles

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Zach Davidson pfp

i use https://getmatter.com/ religiously few features i like: - auto-import for email newsletters - chrome extension to save articles found on web or mobile - transcribes podcasts so you can read those too - text-to-speech if you want articles read to you

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Joan Westenberg

Chuck 'em in Pocket. Read 'em on my Kobo.

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MetaEnd.degen🎩🚨

I use asana as todo list, basically for everything

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Chukwuka Osakwe

@chukwukaosakwe

leave them open on chrome.

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Use @cast2save for farcaster ones. Also have a notion page to save online article links. I find it easier to finish afterwards if organizing them via topics, and make myself write summary/conclusion of them

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Erik pfp

on laptop i have a separate window w a bunch of tabs open i can go back to, if they stand test of time and i’m still interested whenever i get to it i’ll read em mobile i do the same in chrome but rarely get back to em

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Dwayne 'The Jock' Ronson

open it in a tab and hope i get to it (i won't)

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Instapaper still rocks i sync offline anytime i fly and i have tons of stuff to read

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On browser Bookmarks. On FC simple like, on facebook save option.

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Depends on why I'm saving it! 1. Are.na if it's research to be referred to later. 2. Pocket if I want to read with my eyeballs but less often because... 3. I have a telegram bot that takes links and spits out LLM audio files So telegram has kind of become my read-later-podcast-channel.

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@cryptowenmoon.eth

Open them in a new tab. One day you will find yourself with 50 tabs open and then you will want to close them, so, you will read them all in order to close the tabs.

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Email to myself

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i just save the links to my notes, sometimes i set a reminder to read them. but honestly i don't read most later, i will probably find another article to read, forgetting i have one saved.

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Do you know a good idea? An app that reminds you to read pending articles at a scheduled time. Otherwise, nobody ever reads them. You know what? That would be cool to build!

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hellno the optimist

Readwise.io using it daily for essays, rss feeds and email newsletters https://warpcast.com/hellno.eth/0xad593211

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if it's longer than a 2-min read, i copy/paste it into chatgpt and get a quick summary, if the summary is interesting and i now know i want to give it a deeper read or reference the article later i save it to my personal bookmarking tool on my server.

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https://apps.apple.com/in/app/alfread-grow-reading-habit/id1521082061

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