Project priority by order they are in
 

I've never tried giving my projects priority by changing the order they are in. It's always been due date or start date.

The problem with due date is it can hide hard due dates.
The problem with start date is... hmm... can't think of it now. Maybe it's just not having those due badges.

I have folders that I work out of, new projects get created outside the folders, which is an easy indicator that I need to do something with that new project. Place it on hold or move it into a folder. The problem with moving it into a folder is, it gets placed on top of all existing projects.

• Does anyone use project order to prioritize projects?
• Does anyone else think a newly moved project should be at the bottom of the list of projects instead of the top?

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• Does anyone use project order to prioritize projects?
• Does anyone else think a newly moved project should be at the bottom of the list of projects instead of the top?[/QUOTE]

"Yes" to the first question. "Don't care" to the second question.

"Absolutely rely on it" is my answer to the first question.