Ian's Messy Desk: "One of the biggest enemies of an organized workspace is paper. Paper seems to take on a life of its own and before you know it, every flat surface is covered with paper. There are two simple rules to remember when handling paper:
1. When you don’t need to keep it, toss it.
2. When you do need to keep it, file it"
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While I agree with the basic philosophy of either file it or trash it, some of the points presented in the article don't seem to be so great. Personally, I find that saving drafts is very useful (#4 suggests they are useless), especially because sometimes a draft has information that a future version doesn't have, and they are also useful to see changes that have and haven't been made. However, #24 and #25 seem like great ideas to limit the influx of paper.
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