> The propagating up to the "aunt/uncle" tasks (i.e. siblings of the parent) is a bit stranger Time is propagated to siblings, if they have no estimates from t

> The propagating up to the "aunt/uncle" tasks (i.e. siblings of the parent) is a bit stranger Time is propagated to siblings, if they have no estimates from their own children. Un-estimated siblings will be given the average time of the siblings with estimates. Time will also propagate down the chain, and will be split equally over the children. In the end, it is mostly bullshit, but then again, so are all estimates... > Still, it makes it very convenient and quick. Exactly. Sometimes, the best way of getting the right answer is to give the wrong one... > Have you thought about visually distinguishing autoguessed estimates from manually entered ones? Oh, they are. See the icon in front of them in the tree view? Bulls-eye: Your own estimate Checkmark: Actual time Arrow: Auto-generated projection They all have a title-attribute with their type in case you forget. > I like how the horizontal arrangement puts a natural limit on how deeply you can nest :) It doesn't though. Still, you can fit like 8 levels deep on a normal desktop screen, but in practice, I've never found a need for so much nesting.