I must say I am getting some rather surprising result from Computed
Score...
If I go Tools > Options > "Current MLO data file" > "To-do ordering
options" >
and if I drag all three bars ("Due date", "Start data", "weekly goal")
fully to the left...
and if I untick "Use Increased priority for overdue tasks"
will (in theory at least) that just use Importance and Urgency?
On Sunday, 7 December 2014 23:20:42 UTC, Philb wrote:
>
> I love MLO, but I've never followed computed score. Meaning I've never
> decided to do the item at the top of the list which the computed score
> algorithm suggested. I would much rather have the hierarchical sorting
> check box back. That was more logical for me. I'd much rather just have
> priority (high, medium, low), and starred as my choices for "manipulating"
> tasks, along with the "goals" options and leave it at that. For me computed
> score is something I have to always think about, but only because I don't
> want it to affect my task list.
>
> In reality I find that things move much too fast to do the front end work
> that computed score requires.
>
> I wonder how many people really understand and are using computed score?
>
> I wonder if another version of MLO without computed score, or perhaps a
> setting to disable it would be a good idea?
>
> Cheers.
>
> Phil
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