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Originally Posted by GeekLady
...if they*[actions] have a project, they leave the inbox, which my pea brain interprets as 'fully processed and ready for action upon completion of prerequisites'
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It's not a pea-brain thing, it's a matter of what works for your workflow. I can see good GTD-compatible arguments for either approach, which is why I think it should be a preference. Those who think, "I've assigned this task to a project, so I'll think about its context during the review," and those who think, "I want this in the inbox until it is good to go," could both be accommodated. That seems exactly the kind of preference that would allow the user to fine-tune her or his interaction with OF without adding needless bells and whistles.