Hi Everyone,

I'm returning to MLO after briefly trying it several years ago. I've
read both GTD and Covey's book and thought I had a basic understanding
of both. I have two questions:

What is the thought behind making a couple of contexts/places '!'
versus '@'?

What is the thought process which has some MLO GTD templates have AoFs
with tree structures of subtasks and projects, and other templates
that have top-level AoFs and then have subtasks of @contexts/places,
and one project subtask? And all the AoFs have the same list of
@contexts/places in each one?

I thought I wanted to start with the 'GTD with Covey roles' template,
but I'm stumped on understanding why there are all these @context
subtasks under each Covey role. I tried looking at the
GTDZoom4Focus(?) template for insight, but it doesn't have this
'feature' explained.

TIA,
-Robert

ps. I was really hoping the wiki would explain it all....

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