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What about us procrastinators?
I love having a daily list; however sometimes I don't get everything done and would like it to just carry over to the next day, maybe even automatically marking it as "late" or "overdue". Does Sandy automatically do this? Can she?
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Inappropriate?MBG,
Appointments don't carry over to the next day, but todos do. That is, if you tag something as @todo and give it a due date, it'll start showing up on the day it's due and stay on your digest until you tag it with @done. I don't think Sandy specifically nags you about it being overdue, though.
Give it a shot: "remind me to procrastinate tomorrow @todo"
Marshall
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Inappropriate?Hi Marshall,
I'll definitely give it a shot. Although, I hardly need to be reminded to procrastinate.
What I'm looking for is a way to keep uncompleted but previously-scheduled todos active on the daily list (as opposed to just looking in the @todo tags sorted by date). So when Sandy sends my daily digest, they are still there... nagging me... shaming me....
And/or maybe an idea would be to somehow calculate and show the time since original date scheduled for the todo so that I can see just *how long* I've been putting it off. Not that it always helps, but there does seem to be a direct relationship between guilt ans self-loathing and time-since-due.
MBG
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