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Originally Posted by bigcloits
...something about the UI makes me squeamish about using the notes extensively.
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I think this speaks to someting a little deeper that I've been thinking about as well. It seems like it takes a lot more for me to "trust" OmniFocus than it does some other programs, and I think that's because of its complexity. There are so many different ways to slice and dice your info that between sequential and parallel, active and inactive contexts, blocking tasks, 'remaining' and 'available' views, and so on, I live in constant fear of something falling through the cracks.
I'm not usually one to gripe about something on the internet without offering a solution. However, I don't have any easy answers that don't involve removing some of the flexibility that makes the program so powerful in the first place. I think the answer lies somewhere in my review process and more careful handling of tasks as they come in, but at the end of the day, I would still say my system is far from bulletproof.