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datadataeverywhere comments on Avoid interruptions by time-shifting them - Less Wrong Discussion

8 Post author: Dr_Manhattan 30 January 2011 07:14PM

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Comment author: datadataeverywhere 30 January 2011 09:26:35PM 2 points [-]

I can't speak for jferguson, but I use Read It Later, and have had the same experience---and prefer it. Being able to decide whether or not I want to read something after I've put it off once is much less stressful, and I read less of the things that I don't really care about.

Comment author: Dr_Manhattan 30 January 2011 10:37:59PM 2 points [-]

Agreed; it contextualizes the saved bits of information, a lot of times the outcome is not reading them - which is a WIN!