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Thank you for all of the points! > * you have to work a bit to make it eg represent nested structures more prettily Can you explain more? I like nested struct

Thank you for all of the points! > * you have to work a bit to make it eg represent nested structures more prettily Can you explain more? I like nested structures, use them all the time. > * tried doing task management TODO/done style > * gave up and use org mode tables to mark stuff as a daily diary and forward planner One of the big things I would use it for is to replace my task manager, which uses the TODO/done style and which I like a lot, so can you explain why this was not possible?

ggm 4y ago
In Emacs by default the nested star elements draw as repeat stars and usually you have to add an adjunct LISP segment to tell it to draw them as eg 4 indent single stars. Pandoc knows how to do the right thing. The actual nest logic is fine. It's the on screen representation that bothers me. ToDo works fine if you want to use its model. I got tired of trying to conform my work patterns to its cyclical states. I just use a simple org table now and mark things x for done o for open p for pending - for unknown. If you live or die by time spent and time commitments it would be fine. My granularity to report is fortnightly and it didn't help me significantly.