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Originally Posted by dpvanwormer
rogbar: I have a similar situation, and I use contexts - not projects.
First, I use GTD principles and many suggestions from David Allen, including the use of "People Agendas" as a context. Under the context of "People Agendas," I have a sub-context for each person I need to deal with regularly - people working for me, my boss, and my peers. Then, under each person's sub-context, I have a sub-sub-context of "Waiting For" which is set to On Hold status. .
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I tried doing this for a long time, but the problem I ran into was doing a regular review of all of my Waiting contexts (using the On Hold) filter. Unless I manually selected each Waiting context (which got to be a pain to manage with perspectives), items in the parent Agenda context would show up as well. I'm not sure if this would be considered a bug or not, but it certainly made 'On Hold' sub-contexts not very useful in conjunction with the On Hold filter. I ended up going back to a single Waiting context, but I miss being able to see everything for a particular person, Agenda or Waiting, in one place.