These periodically recurring organization threads always motivate me to take another stab at adopting some kind of coherent approach to organizing my ideas. Th

These periodically recurring organization threads always motivate me to take another stab at adopting some kind of coherent approach to organizing my ideas. Then I get depressed at how poorly thought out almost all the options are. I then become convinced that the only system that has been fairly well thought out is org-mode. Then I fire up my emacs and the incredible frustrations and overwhelming disgust start to rise like a slow flood. I load up my .org file and it's not wrapped. I can't read it. So I try to change the options. There are 5 incomprehensible word wrap options and none of them work. Then when I re-load my .org file, it hasn't saved the word wrapping setting. I can't remember if it's shift-tab, alt-tab, command-shift.... one of them puts a TODO, another puts a new star, now suddenly I've reordered half of my lists... Meanwhile, once I move a paragraph, emacs displays some kind of fragments of the characters in the previous location... what the hell is this? I decide that I'd like to collaborate on a project -- org-mode seems like a great tool. But wait, I forgot that my collaborator is actually a NORMAL person. What is the chance that they will read the org-mode manual? Oh that's right, I'll just send them to the IRC channel. Where was the calendar again? I am literally in tears now. tears. This is the best personal organization software we have. It's 2011. Orgmode looks like my father's 1985 IBM terminal. Why do we always have to wait for Apple to inject a miniscule amount of actual DESIGN into software? Please help me...