Mark, you could just e-mail yourself these links, and stash those
e-mails in a separate folder in your e-mail program.  For instance, I
keep all my listserv e-mails, or eBay e-mails, or pyscho ex-girlfriend
e-mails in separate folders.

A more elegant practive would be to dump all the links you're collecting
into a Word document, which you keep on your desktop (or wherever) for
easy access & updating.  If you ever feel so inclined, you could easily
convert this Word file into an html document and put it up on the web
somewhere (and for free at some place like geocities).

But really, I have to ask: why you don't just use the
favorites/bookmarks function of your web browser?  Then everything is
available always in your browser, and is disconnected from your e-mail,
so there's no searching through a crowded inbox for links.  The only
disadvantage to this method, as compared to those above, is that your
collection of bookmarked links is not easily portable to a new/other
computer, while the e-mail list & Word doc are.

If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me off-list.

Best,
Isaac in Cambridge
http://haardvark.blogspot.com

----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Dorm
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 11:53 PM
Subject: Non Vanagon: Web Question

>My question is how do I make a weblink site where I can click on links
to my favorite web sites