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Originally Posted by Tedallen
I've seen comments which seem to indicate that if one were to refine the use of contexts one wouldn't need tags to create a second context. For some, perhaps tags might be used as a context but it can also be used to collect similar actions where there is a context that is generally more useful
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Absolutely. This thread started with contexts, which is where my comments were focussed, but multiple tags are useful for lots of other things as well. One example that comes up a lot for me is that I frequently get interrupted in the middle of completing a task and cannot immediately come back to it. I would love to have a "half-finished" tag I could slap on the task WITHOUT having to change anything else about where I've slotted the task into my system. That way, I could quickly find tasks that are already started so that I could wrap them up. I could use "flag" for this, but I already use "flag" for something else.