Hi - I'd love to know how you're using start date for tasks. It obviously seems important to you, but I've never needed it. The way I approach tasks is very schedule focused, so I'm interested in what I need or plan to do today. So a couple of examples: 1. wash car - this is a repeating task, due every 2 weeks. So it pops up in my list when due. 2. pay gas bill - this is a repeating task every 3 months, again it'll pop up when due. 3. create dashboard report - this is a task that will take me about 2 weeks to complete, doing 30 min or 1 hour work chunks every 2-3 days. So I create a master task for the overall job, then sub-tasks for a work chunk. I can use the next action to see the next work chunk and keep completing those until just the master task remains - when hopefully it's done :) This last task is one where I could mark it as started, but I've never understood what value that gives me. Is this where you would use this field?
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