Denmark May 12, 2012, 21:09:46

My plan works for me, but might not work for you a lot of people reposnd with a horrified how do you find the TIME!? when I describe my method of information organization. Here goes:For the immediate and short-term pieces of information (posts/articles/etc that I plan on reading immediately or soon), I use Bloglines. I manage 214 feeds and keep them in pertinent Bloglines folders personal, web design, non-profit, university, craft, etc. I read some folder’s contents regularly throughout the day, and some I’ll sit down and read when I’m reading to dig around and do some deep research, usually at my job. I tend not to exit Bloglines just read the feeds from there.I use two buttons regularly. One is the Keep New an option to save a post in Bloglines for later perusal. I try not to overuse it, and try to clear it out every few weeks.The other button is Mark All Read it zaps all new posts (but keeps the saved ones) and I feel no compunction about using it often in the parts of the internet in which I live, info tends to come around again if it’s good info, so eventually it’ll get to me if it should.For long-term storage sites/posts/articles/etc. that I want to keep around indefinitely, I use delicious (bookmarking system). I tag the hell out of the link and have set up tag bundles so that I really can find a link when I go looking for it. christmas craft quilting retro mod anyone?So how do I find the time? I guess I’ve successfully incorporated highly organized internet surfing into my job and my downtime. And also, I’m single, childless and live alone. There’s that, too.