I believe there should be an option to ignore parent folders when calculating the sort order. For example, I have a folder A that contains a task B. Currently, task B's priority is calculated relative to folder A, so even if B is severely overdue, it's position in the to- do list will not rise, relative to other items on the same level as A. I believe this is a flaw, as the purpose of folders is explicitly stated in the documentation to be used for grouping tasks only. However, I realize that some users may prefer the current behavior, so I would suggest adding a checkbox to the To-Do Ordering Options screen that would allow the user to specify whether or not to treat a folder as an actual "parent" when computing the to-do list order.
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