An all too frequent question.

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How many times have I asked myself where I bookmarked a particular article? Too many. It's not only a question of on which computer it might be, or on which online bookmarking tool, but also via which of the other tools I use for saving that it might have been saved. Had I remembered some specifics of the case I might have been able to find it more readily, but all I had to go on where rather vague terms like trial, linking, and terrorism. When I found nothing via my regular tools I turned, of course, to Google. And it was there that I was delighted that what someone called (a few years ago already) the living dead problem helped me find a link that led to a link to the trial. From there, finding the particular article I remembered was relatively easy. Isn't it wonderful that URLs seem to never completely disappear?

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Go to: It certainly seemed promising, or
Go to: It's not exactly Rashamon, but ..., or
Go to: Guilt by hyperlink?