2. you and you’re readers might also like evernote.com, it has a lot of cool features, but might be a little too complex.

3. personally i email most of what i wish to read later to a special gmail account iv’e set up, or bookmark them into folders i’ve setup in google bookmarks – but i’ll be giving instaper.com a try all the same.

4. finally, i too got confused by the comment link and ended up on the wrong post. even with all the whitespace seperating the post, the lack of a border around the whole post or a horizontal rule or bottom-border at the end of the post combined with lots of conditioning led me to expect the comment link to appear below the post.

it’s your choice ultimately, but i’d recommend putting a faint #eee colored border around each post or a faint horizontal rule between posts or adding/moving the comment link below the post

cheers.

1. The date number next to the post title let me to believe that you actually reccomended “20 Web Apps I Use Dayly”

2. As I finished reading the post I clicked on the 0 comments link. I found out it was the link for the number of comments for the next post and not the current one.

Maybe it’s just me but I felt I had to let you know.

Thanks for stopping by :-) Instapaper is an absolute necessity for you. You seem to do a lot of reading online because I always see your footprints everywhere (footprints = comments). Depending on how well you read on the computer, you might want to consider a Kindle too. I did just fine reading from a glowing monitor for a while, but my eyes began to ache a tiny bit. Doing the majority of my reading on the Kindle has helped solve that.

Also, you will definitely see more about my process and how I handle clients in the near future. I’m still figuring out the process for myself and every time I find something that works, I inevitable discover something that works even better.

I actually heard of InstaPaper and Notable a while back, but completely forgot about it. I am definitely going to give those two a try.

Also, it would be nice if we can read more about your actual process and workflow. You seem pretty organized, and I’d love to see how all these apps come into play. Anyway, nice write-up and great response to Drawar.