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> "Do thing with Dick and Jane at Location tonight at 6:30 pm" Isn't this an event instead of a task? At least for me tasks and events are very separate beasts
by AhtiK 14y ago
> "Do thing with Dick and Jane at Location tonight at 6:30 pm"
Isn't this an event instead of a task? At least for me tasks and events are very separate beasts. I built http://timegt.com http://timegt.com productivity app and specifically try to keep clear that it's not becoming calendaring and events tool but focusing on tasks. But yeah, sometimes it's hard to draw a clear line.
- Karunamon 14y agoI've never really drawn a bright line distinction between the two, choosing to treat tasks and appointments as a generic obligation that has to be prepared for and dealt with like any other task.. that's one thing that's always bugged me about traditional time management apps like Outlook's calendar.
- yashchandra 14y ago"Isn't this an event instead of a task? " Depends on the priority for me. If I have go meet some people just to maintain social ties and I am not really interested, it becomes a task for me because I have to make an effort. If I am interested and looking forward to it, then it is an event.