[Jody Severson]

I was initially the same way about not wanting too many contexts, but the better I got at understanding and manipulating the perspectives and the view options (grouping, sorting, flags, etc.), that became less of an issue.

I have more than two dozen contexts. Some are nested within others so the sidebar isn't overcrowded, but the contents of those nested contexts will display when the perspective or view options call for something in one of those "hidden" nested contexts to appear.

The good news is, there are no irreversible decisions in Omni. You can create new contexts, projects, and perspectives and kill old ones, at will, and regroup your stuff into the new scheme. As a writer myself, I find that doing so is often preferable to actually dragging my brain to the keyboard to start writing <grin>.