I just upvote them and visit HN's saved stories on the profile.

Ever since I started using instapaper, it's the only bookmarking tool I use. It's so good to read with even on my crappy samsung phone.

I'm still working fitfully on my "Great Articles" concept. I store things in there, and then review them occasionally.

I've not done much on it lately because of other commitments, but it's still proving useful.

What i did was install a copy of wordpress and have about 6 or 7 main areas - Linux, db, scripts, how-to and i have kept adding articles and how-to's that i have collected over the past 4 years and have basically my own internal Linux how-to site - wordpress even though not really meant for it is a great tool for this kinda thing.

I created an Evernote notebook called "Links to Read", things that seem interesting I use the Chrome/Evernote clipper to add to that notebook. Every couple of weekends I take an hour or so and read through whatever restrikes my fancy.

I do something like this, too.

I have a note to save all the useful links, read them later and save the good ones in a separate Notebook using Evernote Clipper.

I used to use a single note as well, and still do for books I want to purchase but find it faster to dump them into a separate notebook to record and also faster then to read/delete them later

http://swombat.com :-)

I send the articles to Instapaper, but if the comment threads are especially good I save those to my delicious bookmarks as well.