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Originally Posted by Adam Sneller
I have to throw my 2 cents in here.
I've just waded through 10 pages of people debating whether to include priorities in OmniFocus. To me, this only proves two things: (1) a lot of people use priorities and (2) a lot of other people do not.
I would suggest that priorities be included for those who use them. But there should also be a Preferences option to turn these off, for those who don't.
There is nothing wrong with adding features that some users find superfluous. In fact, this fits really well with the whole "shrink to fit" concept that OmniFocus is based on.
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Amen.
I personally would love to have priorities. As Adam points out, adding this as an optional feaure wouldn't hurt those who don't need it.
OmniFocus is a pro-tool for us productivity-lovers. It's already rich featured and someone who hasn't ever looked into productivity-stuff will get confused with all these options anyway. So in my opinion a pro-tool should get me all the features I might need. It just needs to be well designed and integrated, so it won't get in the way but help us if we need it.
I like Curts suggestion having a relative slider. It worked in life balance pretty well for me.
1.0 needs to be reliable, sure. But why not integrate it later?