I guess I can understand that one, if indeed it is the case that lower level tasks get an extra boost.. Imagine 2 projects with the same importance/urgency scores... the CSA will work to try to get both done at the same time, other things equal. So if you have 5 levels of subtasks for Project A, and only 3 for Project B, you will tend to see more Project A tasks cropping up until you are at broadly equal levels of depth.. And if you feel that Project B is more important, you can presumably negate/lessen this effect by giving it a higher importance score..so that it gets done ahead of Project A. How well this works depends on the extent of the recursive boost to lower level tasks.. I might try a test to see how this would actually work..
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