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<blockquote data-quote="Samothdm" data-source="post: 1808351" data-attributes="member: 5473">I do a few things:1) I have very specific folders in my bookmarks area.&nbsp; So, when I was writing The Quintessential Aristocrat, I had a folder within &quot;d20 Writing&quot; called, cleverly enough, &quot;Quintessential Aristocrat&quot;.&nbsp; Then, within that, I had folders for class ideas, feat ideas, background, prestige class ideas, equipment, etc.&nbsp; When I found something online that would be helpful, I would bookmark it into the appropriate folder.&nbsp; If something seems like it covers more than one category, I bookmark it in both.If, for my campaign stuff, I find a site that has great feats, PrCs, or core classes that I want to use, I go to the specific page of that site and bookmark that page in a specific folder.2) I right-click on the links once they're in my bookmarks and rename them.&nbsp; So, when I bookmark ENWorld threads, instead of that really long name that says, &quot;EN World - Morrus' D&amp;D/d20 News &amp; Review Site - How Do You Store Your Gaming Files&quot;, I right-click and change the name to &quot;Storing Gaming Files&quot;.&nbsp; Sometimes I might leave the ENWorld notation if I want to remember that it's a message board thread and not a regular web page.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samothdm, post: 1808351, member: 5473"] I do a few things: 1) I have very specific folders in my bookmarks area. So, when I was writing [i]The Quintessential Aristocrat[/i], I had a folder within "d20 Writing" called, cleverly enough, "Quintessential Aristocrat". Then, within that, I had folders for class ideas, feat ideas, background, prestige class ideas, equipment, etc. When I found something online that would be helpful, I would bookmark it into the appropriate folder. If something seems like it covers more than one category, I bookmark it in both. If, for my campaign stuff, I find a site that has great feats, PrCs, or core classes that I want to use, I go to the specific page of that site and bookmark that page in a specific folder. 2) I right-click on the links once they're in my bookmarks and rename them. So, when I bookmark ENWorld threads, instead of that really long name that says, "EN World - Morrus' D&D/d20 News & Review Site - How Do You Store Your Gaming Files", I right-click and change the name to "Storing Gaming Files". Sometimes I might leave the ENWorld notation if I want to remember that it's a message board thread and not a regular web page. [/QUOTE]

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