I have documents of about 2-8 pages, which I bind with paperclips and then put on a divided standing document-holder on my desk (one of those black mesh wire ones). I keep the documents paperclipped as I have to pull them to reference/work on them usually over several weeks, before eventually stapling and filing them. But I find that in my document holder, the documents frequently catch on other documents' paperclips. Like I'll end up with two of them together, or with a back page from one stuck to the front of another. I have to pull these files, unclasp them to work, and then put them back several times an hour, so anything more cumbersome to unclasp/reclasp than a paperclip—such as mini binder clips—is annoying. I've experimented with different-sized paper clips to no avail: larger paperclips are bigger and so they catch pages under them more easily; smaller paperclips are 'shallower' (like go less far down the page) which makes them catch pages more easily; it seems like a trade-off where size does not matter. Are there any solutions? Maybe some newly innovated type of paperclip that won't catch?