Thanks for the detailed explanation Trevor, that's exactly what I was looking for. Definitely not saying a feature shouldn't be included, I agree the flexibility of MLO is also what attracts me to it. I wanted to understand your thinking because I'd never considered using start dates in this way. I'm also trying to utilise GTD methodology, but had been using due dates as my reminder when a task was actually either due or I wanted to do. I like your thinking and approach here, as a way of segregating and filtering. I've been using the flags to attempt this, broadly setting a This Week or Next Week flag around tasks I expect to do, so I'm not overwhelmed by everything. I set these in my weekly review, when most weeks I try to at least scan through most tasks.
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