I like it - not sure why "priority' is not used more - it is such a useful construct. Instead of re-purposing it though, maybe add "tags' and still keep it super lean
I agree. I thought of tags but still went with priority because an open ended priority serves two purposes: high level ordering as well as low level ordering.
What I mean is that you can separate out very different tasks by giving them far apart priorities and order and group sub-tasks/related-tasks by giving them priorities closer by. Let me know what you think.
Or if you have a way in mind about tags, would love to hear your thoughts.
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I like it - not sure why "priority' is not used more - it is such a useful construct. Instead of re-purposing it though, maybe add "tags' and still keep it super lean
I agree. I thought of tags but still went with priority because an open ended priority serves two purposes: high level ordering as well as low level ordering.
What I mean is that you can separate out very different tasks by giving them far apart priorities and order and group sub-tasks/related-tasks by giving them priorities closer by. Let me know what you think.
Or if you have a way in mind about tags, would love to hear your thoughts.