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And that problem somehow goes away if you store that same information in a separate system?
by bhaney 3y ago
And that problem somehow goes away if you store that same information in a separate system?
- xboxnolifes 3y agoNo, but it's about keeping the ticket box signal to noise ratio in check. One box for actionable, high signal items. One box for all the ~junk~ ideas.
- peebeebee 3y agoJunk ideas are useful to document too. When the idea resurfaces, one can read why it did not get through the first time. A ticket-system like JIRA is the same as an e-mailclient to me. You sort by activity, having the most active tickets on top. You can flag/mark them, you can put them in different boxes or just use tags,... All are just means to create order in chaos. But I would never think to move my old e-mail to a different 'system' than my normal e-mail(client). I never think of old e-mails or drafts as something I need to clean up.
- fourthark 3y agoYes, because you just don't look at the list at all.
- IanCal 3y agoWhich is fine, you can then save even more effort by never writing them down at all.