How do you Read it Later?

Manton writes of Micro.blog’s Bookmarks: The Bookmarks → Links tab in Micro.blog Premium is practically unknown, but so useful. It archives a copy of everything you link to! HTML, CSS, everything. I didn’t know that’s what it did. The button for Links was there, but I never looked into it. All the links I ever linked to. Indexed, searchable, and apparently also archived as if I bookmarked them myself. I can see how this can be useful. I’ve discussed Micro.blog’s Bookmarks, which is a read-it-later feature, before. It comes with similar features you’d expect from such a service, like tagging. For me, this is a simple but essential part of my workflow. In general, I save two kinds of texts: those that I want to read later (and potentially write about), and those I use as a quick syncing option between my phones. As I was using the bathroom the other day, reading through some of those (maybe this should be another category?), I did some house cleaning and removed a bunch of these. The…