I agree with the point on "Delete your icebox" but I'd argue that this phenomenon exists in other tracking tools. It takes conscious effort to not use icebox/ba

I agree with the point on "Delete your icebox" but I'd argue that this phenomenon exists in other tracking tools. It takes conscious effort to not use icebox/backlog as a wishlist bucket that you want to work on but never have the time for. That being said, I really like the fact that Tracker encourages you do not get bogged down on small details and overplanning like other planning tools. As a former Pivot (RIP 2019) I'm always glad to see some of our in-house tool get showcased :)