I very like the idea of marking a task as an event, and use it to manager 
due date or dependency.
That's why I have long campaigned for integration of agenda (whatever the 
way, preferably sync Google Calendar) in order to make such a "event task" 
dynamic;
I mean : if the date has changed in the agenda, it automaticallyit impacts 
all the tasks that depended on it.

Olivier

Le mardi 5 mai 2015 10:10:41 UTC+2, Ian F a écrit :
>
> Hi.
>
> Now that Andrey has developed a Calendar View for iOS (a fantastic 
> feature) and is possibly working on one for Windows and Android, I would 
> like to add my 2¢ and invite everyone to give their own feedback. I created 
> a related feature request on UserVoice 
> <http://mlo.uservoice.com/forums/9235-general/suggestions/7260012-mark-task-as-event-for-calendar>
>  
> but still am not 100% sure if this is the right way to go.
>
> I think it would be useful to be able to create or mark a task as an "
> *event*" (as we do with folders and projects) and to differentiate 
> between *hard *and *soft* due dates and start dates. The Computed-Score 
> algorithm should consider these factors by applying higher weights to hard 
> due dates and events (and also to effort, min time & dependencies 
> <http://mlo.uservoice.com/forums/9235-general/suggestions/7241670-take-dependencies-and-effort-max-time-into-accou>
> ).
>
> If we are faced with an externally imposed deadline or a date that we 
> simply must have something done by, then that is a "*hard*" due date. A "
> *soft*" due date, on the other hand, could be an aspirational date of our 
> own choosing to either plan our activity or even to push ourselves to get 
> something done. If we miss a *soft *due date, it isn't that big a deal, 
> but if we miss a hard due date then the task is rendered irrelevant.
>
> Similarly, a "*hard*" start date means we can only do a task after that 
> date and not before (like having a dependency on a date rather than another 
> task). A "*soft*" start date could mean that we are simply setting a 
> reasonable lead time for a task in order to avoid being overwhelmed with 
> future tasks in our list of currently active tasks.
>
> Dwight suggested 
> <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mylifeorganized/HEpeG4jn3pE/DuA0_uwLLiUJ> 
> using 
> the start date as a soft *due* date, however, that would not work unless 
> you abandon the built-in Active and Available Tasks filters completely and 
> use advanced filtering instead. If we were to take that approach, tasks we 
> could be working on now but have a future start date would be excluded by 
> the Active and Available Tasks filters.
>
> What do you think?
>
> Here's my attempt at a view called "Upcoming Events" (which doesn't use 
> the Active Tasks filter). Ideally, I would like to be able to create a 
> filter rule that says that the Start Date and the Due Date are on the same 
> day (or within x hours or days of each other). Unfortunately there are no 
> filter rule functions that accept two or more fields) :
>
>
> <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-IyomsHlrYH4/VUOdeh_b8mI/AAAAAAAAAA4/dTf_dMZVfWY/s1600/upcoming%2Bevents.PNG>
>
> Ian.
>

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