MARK EVERITT  One star for a feature request? Admittedly it's desperately needed but one star is a little harsh.  
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AMALGAMATED INC  when you think about it, this one example is one of the most dense instances of developer myopia imaginable. "hey, let's spending 50,000 man hours creating an alternative email app, and provide no way for all but the most hardcore core software nerds to actually USE it." it just boggles my mind. they are developing software for themselves, effectively.  
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THREEDEE912  I know, It's annoying how Facebook is sending takedown notices to any kind of app that syncs email addresses, screen names, or phone numbers (see: FacebookSync, FriendCSV, Plaxo). It's almost impossible to export any useful contact info from FB, without doing copy/pasting everything manually.  
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BEBDABHRHBRWEFG 3R§5Y5H4WTEDSFB  i second that! - when are developers going to realise that if they don't make it easy for us to migrate our existing data from our current apps to theirs, we just ain't gonna bother?  
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ROBERT  Accumulated bookmarks, history, and extensions bog down all of these browsers. In Firefox, create a new profile by launching Firefox with the Profile Manager before doing a comparison.  
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REAL  look at the gecko engine number, its using a Beta engine that minefield and other firefox developers have left behind Netscape runs on 1.8,

firefox betas are running on 1.9 allready. it has some of the same errors when making selections from multi choice drop down menus.  
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AMALGAMATED INC  interesting. i noticed a few of my favorite extensions (which prompted my switch from the speediest Camino) don't work on this. how that figures in i don't know.  
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YUDONOMI  Troll: Features aren't stupid just because you can't understand them, or because you don't find them useful.  
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BARTEK BARGIEL  ...and here's a chance to get the feeling of what contexts are about:

http://bargiel.home.pl/iGTD/help/usingcp/index.html

;-)   
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AMALGAMATED INC  i understand them thanks, but haven't any use. i'm a 'one context' guy. work.  
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CHRIS REED  only one context for your life ?

that just means you are a guy

not a one context guy  
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AMALGAMATED INC  yeah, it's sad but basically accurate!  
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OLDCORPSE  Your comment was to put it diplomatically "not clever" for one very simple reason: the whole methodology of GTD of David Allen is context dependent. That's a major aspect of the system. Since iGTD is based on Allen's GTD system it *must* have contexts. You may not find use for them, but to call the presence of this feature in iGTD "stupid" is itself extremely stupid - it's only doing what the GTD system says it *should* be doing - if you have a problem with that, bring it up with David Allen.   
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AMALGAMATED INC  i've studied it on his site. maybe someday when my life is as contextually diverse as others like yourself, it will be as useful to me as you. knock yourself out, if it works for you.  
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CHRIS REED  Beware pmoshay!. Maybe the Context Police will be sent out by Mr Allen to investigate why you lack the required contextual diversity to do 'proper' GTD. Maybe, judging by OldCorpse's reponse, they are on to you already. All fleas have little fleas upon their back to bite 'em, and little fleas have smaller fleas and so ad infinitum. Brother! Don't be a flea, live context free.  
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AMALGAMATED INC  yeah, my contexts would be...

@home/work 4 client

@mobile/work 4 client

@clientoffice/work 4 client

I'll stick with projects.zoho.com

until I'm making enough $$ to have the requiste

contextual diversity, someday :)  
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OLIPOWER  I'm with this guy on this one. I've been on/off GTD since 2004, and also used iGTD, but even though my life is busy and complicated and therefore totally on target for David Allen's advice, I find GTD to be way too much effort to do, in order to have a "mind like water" as David describes perfect flow.

Real "mind like water" according to zen buddhism, which is at the root of karate philosophy, is something else: You try to calm your mind, do what's at hand, trust your mind (not your "collection bucket" / inbox or PDA) just as it is, and overall be in the moment. Not be in some mac app, deferring, delegating, someday maybe, whatever, this, that, being frantic.

GTD is good, but a concept to grasp, and then move on.

A great book on that is marc Lesser's ZBA, Zen of Business Administration. Cheesy title, yet the best book I've ever read, and the one I'd keep if I could only keep one book. If I could keep two, I'd also keep Hagakure, the book of the samurai. It really outlines the concept of true productivity, right effort, and a whole lot else.

All that being said, iGTD is a good app, and a good not too rigid implentation of GTD.

I'm happy using Daylite now. A huge app, but it sure does simplify my life, because it is so flexible.  
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OLDCORPSE  Nobody is telling anybody to do GTD. Nobody is saying GTD is good, or bad or indifferent. Nobody is saying there are or are not better time management methodologies out there. Nobody is saying you can't do GTD your own way, or the orthodox David Allen way.

What I am saying is that IF you are commenting on a GTD app, then you can't act surprised that iGTD implements - SHOCK - GTD! Kinda logical, no? That's all. And GTD involves contexts. If that doesn't work for you, or if GTD doesn't work for you or whatever else you have a problem with - that has NOTHING to do with an *application that's trying to facilitate GTD*, so deal. If you have a specific complaint that it does *not* implement GTD correctly - that's a valid complaint. What is not valid, is to criticize it for implementing a GTD key concept just because GTD doesn't work for you - that's just stupid... it's not a problem with a iGTD app, it's a problem (_for you_) with GTD, and this is not the place to complain about *that* - take that up with David Allen, I don't care.  
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OLIPOWER  Well pmoshay was not referring to the contexts being in iGTD, but simply criticising the whole GTD-concept of contextualizing everything.  
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SHAWNYQ  Exactly how are you guys getting anything done when you've spent this much time on MacUpdate leaving comments? Amazing, really.  
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