But here's why we have been told they’re not
Ah, the 'important links' document: a well intentioned list that quickly becomes the source for everyone's manual bookmarking. Leading to the document becoming out-of-date as people forget to update it in favor of their bookmark.
This might be the case for your perfectly organized personal bookmark collection, but once you start sharing it you would be surprised what valuable changes others can make.
Keeping links in your password manager is all well and good until you realize it's quicker to type the URL from memory than it is to navigate through it.
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Neither did we, but here we are.
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