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Originally Posted by m.wrenn
I don't quite follow your point about nested tags. Could you explain a little more, please?
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Just a sample:
You could have a tag "errands" with sub tags "hardware store" and "grocery store".
You could have a tag "People IT department" with sub tags "Jack" and "Joe".
If I have "Jack" on the phone I just select the "Jack" tag and see all the tasks and projects which are related to him.
If I am in a meeting with the IT department I select the "People IT department" tag and I see all the tasks and projects of interest to all of the people I am meeting, including "Jack" and "Joe".
Why is this not possible with contexts? Because for me a context is a place or a work condition like "office", "home" or "phone". But what about "Jack"? I could meet him in the office or call him on the phone. It does not make sense to me to have different office:Jack and phone:Jack contexts since it often does not matter if I speak to him on the phone or in the office.