In GTD, projects or tasks that you decided not to do = completed, coz you
have decided not to do & there is no more action required.
To differentiate these projects/tasks from the actual completed tasks, I
put a [ ✘cancelled ] prefix at the beginning of the task name. Then, check
it off as
Like others have mentioned, I also plan to use contexts for this purpose,
once I get to set up a proper review process. And use "complete" to get
them out of the way for now.
There are certain tasks I want out of the way - cancelled or suspended one
way or another but this can be for different
I use prefix contexts with @ and ! - It helps to sort them into an order
which makes sense to me (putting !call ahead of all my @contexts).
Regarding your original question, I use "-superseded" as my tag for "won't
be done". I also have an automatic formatting rule to put a little, dark
red
Flags?! Contexts! Tags?! Do we really need all that? :D
Thanks, Dwight, for the idea! I'll look into it as well. :-)
On Monday, December 12, 2016 at 8:48:56 PM UTC-6, Dwight wrote:
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> Like Elizabeth, I mark rejected items done, indicating that no further
> effort is needed for this item. I
Thanks for the idea, Elizabeth! What's the difference between having a '@'
or a '!' in front of the context? Can I put anything there?
On Monday, December 12, 2016 at 4:22:48 PM UTC-6, Elizabeth Lindsay wrote:
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> I created a context called "!Cancelled", add that context, then click the
>
Like Elizabeth, I mark rejected items done, indicating that no further
effort is needed for this item. I have a "Rejected" flag that use for the
same purpose as Elizabeth's "!Cancelled" context
On Monday, December 12, 2016 at 5:22:48 PM UTC-5, Elizabeth Lindsay wrote:
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> I created a context
I created a context called "!Cancelled", add that context, then click the
checkbox to mark it as done. Then if I'm reviewing my older stuff (i.e.
closed items), I can tell it wasn't done versus was done.
On Monday, December 12, 2016 at 10:06:21 AM UTC-6, c.k. lester wrote:
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> How do you mark
