For ages now, the way I've saved links for these posts (not to be confused with the heaps of links I save to look at "later", as I posted about a few days ago) has been to put them in a .doc file, organized roughly into the categories I use when I post them. If I'm sifting through a gazillion open tabs, this involves scrolling up and down through the post repeatedly to get things in the right section.
Except now I should say "this involved", because it only just clicked that organizing these things in Scrivener, where I can just click back and forth between sections, makes so much more sense. I just spent a whopping five minutes (oh noes!) creating a Scrivener project and moving all of the backlogged links-for-linkspam into it, all tidily sorted. It's honestly a bit embarrassing that it took me this long. >.<
Hopefully this really will make whittling the current sea of tabs down noticeably quicker. *fingers crossed* Because it's huge. And I'm not tackling it much right now, because today is basically "work on my current rewrite and keep an eye on Twitter and my email to see what the status of Casual Job is", the latter being in case they need me to go in before...uh, before midnight. It's a screwy week. Wish me luck.
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