If you use Evernote's extension instead of browser bookmarks, not only will the page be saved as a note in Evernote, those notes can also be shown in search results when you use Google or another search engine. I make it a point to clean that folder out once a week or so. The To File folder is for pages I know I want to keep long term and will find a place for them in my bookmark structure later. I have a keyboard shortcut set up to save it there.
Most things I don't want to deal with right now go into the To Read folder. In that folder are folders named To Read, To Blog, To File. I use Firefox and keep all my bookmarks in folders on the bookmark toolbar. Walter Glenn, a tech writer at How-To Geek, suggested creating a set of folders for a reading workflow on Lifehacker:
If the page open in a tab is less for reading and more for referencing in the future for a project, either bookmark the page into a special 'Work in Progress' or project-specific folder, or clip the page with a tool like Evernote's Web Clipper extension.
