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Most developers save hundreds of articles they never read, mistaking bookmarking for learning. The "Collector's Fallacy" describes this false belief that having access to knowledge equals having knowledge. A new tool called Sigilla uses spaced repetition to resurface saved articles and force a decision: read it or delete it. The privacy-first app calculates reading metrics locally and only stores engagement scores, avoiding the data collection common in other read-later services.

Your "Read Later" list is a graveyard. It is time to stop hoarding.

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