I'm very new to planner mode, so I probably don't understand it all that well. But I'm trying to figure out some basic things. One thing that kind of mystifies me: Why "move" tasks instead of copying them? I noticed that, when I type "M-x plan" at the beginning of the day, all the tasks I was working on the day before that are unfinished get MOVED (not copied) to today. But why? If I was working on them, and logged time on them yesterday, would it not make more sense to COPY those tasks? Why have a file on the disk with yesterday's date that doesn't show all the tasks I worked on that day, but only the ones I finished?
The "argumentum ad absurdum" I would make is: suppose I worked on a bunch of stuff that day, got a lot done, but didn't actually bring any of those tasks to a state of perfection. Nonetheless, I feel good about the day, and yet, the file for that day is EMPTY! That certainly seems to suggest I didn't do much, a very counterintuitive result I would argue. And an empty file is not a very useful file, any way you look at it. So, is there a way to change this default behavior so that the unfinished tasks always get copied instead of moved?) -- Guy Berliner sysadmin TechTracker.com 503-227-2571 x238 503-780-4377 (mobile) AIM: gaberliner
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