Contexts or context tags?
Hello,
I'm using a productivity system called "Getting Things Done" (GTD). In this system tasks can be categorized by "GTD contexts" https://facedragons.com/productivity/what-are-contexts-in-gtd
For example, phone calls are tagged @ phone. Tasks done using a computer are tagged @ computer, etc..
Having this detail, is it correct to use the wording "GTD context tags" ? or just use "GTD contexts" without the word tags?
For example, are these both correct?
1. I'm using GTD context tags.
2. I'm using GTD contexts.
Top answer
I think it is reasonable to refer to the string "" as a tag. Of course, you can implement GTD within many different kinds of software, and each will have a name for such a tag.
- I think it is reasonable to refer to the string "" as a tag.
- Of course, you can implement GTD within many different kinds of software, and each will have a name for such a tag.
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I think it is reasonable to refer to the string "" as a tag. Of course, you can implement GTD within many different kinds of software, and each will have a name for such a tag.
0I think in this https://scoutups.com/blog/gtd-todoist-setup/ you find answer for your questions. But i think both are correct.
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