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I like it. I do something similar for my todo file but organize by date. Most recent date first. Every day I review unchecked items from the previous day and

by jrib 5y ago

I like it. I do something similar for my todo file but organize by date. Most recent date first. Every day I review unchecked items from the previous day and move them to today or mark them obsolete. It has the added functionality of serving as a nice log of my work. So it looks something like this: 2022-04-01 ========== [ ] do a thing 2022-03-31 ========== [x] foo the baz

gcarvalho 5y ago
Me too, although I use markdown todo lists, starting with a minus. I also record the creation date and timestamped notes on the progression of the task. And I use @ to keep tabs on tasks that I've delegated. 2022-04-02 - [x] [2022-03-30] do a thing #tag1 #tag2 - 2022-03-31 10:30 notes about work being done thing - 2022-03-02 14:00 completed thing by using X - [ ] [2022-03-28] @delegated_person: do another thing - 2022-03-29 09:00 delegated_person reported that Y