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Seems like a feature, not a company. But to get a better feel for it, test the concept: create a public wiki page on one of the free wikis out there and use it
by waleedka 20y ago
Seems like a feature, not a company. But to get a better feel for it, test the concept: create a public wiki page on one of the free wikis out there and use it as a shared to-do list for you and your girlfriend. If you're still using it after a month or two (until the initial enthusiasm of a new idea fades away), then you might be on to something.
- BrandonM 20y agoWell, a wiki doesn't quite do what I would want, because one of the most important parts is the automatic updating where items move up the list as their deadline approaches or as they've been in my list for a long time. Having to constantly edit a wiki to reflect this just adds something else to the list of things to do, "Maintain to-do list". The site that danw referred me to was almost exactly what I was looking for.