As a student, I have ongoing projects that have due dates that might be a week in advance, for example. If I tell Sandy:
Remind me that my essay is due this Monday
Then Sandy will remember the due date, but won't ever mention the essay again until Sunday.
I propose introducing "by <date>" syntax, that works as a shorthand for @todo basically. Instead of having to say "this Monday @todo", just say "by Monday". This preserves natural language flow and is the way I'd usually say it :)</date>
To reproduce: create reminder using current weekday as date string (e.g. "remind me sunday afternoon to do X" on sunday afternoon)
Expected behavior: item is created for the NEXT sunday afternoon, 1 week from today
Observed behavior: item is created for THIS afternoon, potentially even in the past (just now, at 3:32pm in my time zone, "sunday afternoon" was interpreted as 3pm today, 32 minutes in the past).
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Jos Yule
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on February 14, 2008 16:11
Rael Dornfest (Official Rep)
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on April 08, 2008 00:37
