A list is just the beginning ... what does Ohmboyz do? Hmmmm.
I found it much more useful, and not a waste of my already wasted life in the wasteland of rock-n-roll, cheap women, and booze, to painstakingly create a Word document that details what all my plugins actually do, with plugin-specific notes regarding the peculiarities thereof (i.e., where to click to do or get whatever). This obviously took some time. I also gathered up all the manuals for each plugin and placed them in a folder on my desktop ... quite cleverly named "Manuals". In the end it allowed me to place plugins in groups (i.e., compressors, gates, EQ), and to rank those plugins into 3 categories:
1. Great plugins I will turn to time and again
2. Good plugins that do cool stuff I might want to use, maybe, maybe not
3. Plugins I am likely to never use, but am too lazy to delete, knowing that once I delete them I will go "OH crap!!" since that was exactly what I needed and now it is gone
As I use plugins, and figure out some useful intricacy, I put those notes in my document which has now become my cheat-sheet. Useful indeed.