Beck wrote: >Hi Alex - I have sort of found myself a little bit in between the two. […] Thank you Beck for sharing! ‑Alex

Beck wrote: >I've modified my practice to consolidate some lists I was managing in OF >so that they are a single item with an OmniOutliner file linked in the >notes. Thank you for the update, Beck; s...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: >Just wondering how folks are getting along with Notion. I just took >another look at it after getting an upgrade (to version 2.5) notice from >the developer. I'm glad to see tha...

Smithers wrote: >Somedays, I even trick myself into using Things 3 as an outliner. >Imagine how wonderful it would be to have those guys make an >outliner/writing app with folding a la things 3. >Cri...

Beck wrote: >So I presume you are still using it this way even though you experience >its shortcomings? Or have you migrated your notes away from your tasks >in some other system? I'm still using Omn...

Hi Beck, I hadn't read what the David Allen Company had to say about OmniFocus, but what you're describing seems somewhat in line with the way I've been using OmniFocus, even all the way back to vers...

Ken wrote: >This post may answer a few questions about subtasks and notes: >https://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/8424 . Thank you for the reference, Ken. I didn't know about the star trick....

MadaboutDana wrote: > It is a good app, I must say, especially if you use subtasks for notes! I am curious as to how you're using subtasks for notes. Would you care to elaborate? To provide some con...

Interesting read, and thank you for sharing. Describing people as "horizontal organizers" sounds like an oxymoron to me; instead, "disorganized" feels more accurate. I see people as having: - more o...

Thank you for the feedback, Paul! Maybe not having a single solution for notes, or even a main solution is the way to go. I find it interesting that you use Day One for a lot more than journaling, an...

Paul, I agree, OmniOutliner seems like the best out of the 3 I mentioned. But I still feel somewhat uneasy about the way it shows attachments and the somewhat outdated look of the whole user interface...

Let's see, the following come to mind: - Bear, if you're on macOS /iOS - Google Keep - Simplenote - OneNote, which you mentioned Alex

I have been a WorkFlowy paying customer since 2014 and use it to keep track of all kind of notes, including about books, articles, restaurants, travel plans, people I meet, things I've done ("journali...