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This might be exactly the same as the project mechanism in #9

e.g.

• Test by deferring for one minute
• Done for today
• Done for this week
• Done for a week
• Done until weekend
• Whatever.

Probably don't want too many of these, so need to think carefully about UX.
Maybe graphical/icon buttons:
Checkbox - done
Down arrow - done for now
Right arrow - done for today
Double right arrow - done until a week today, or until next day due if description starts with e.g. "Sunday:"

Also:

• Add ability to view all postponed tasks, inc. postponement date and ability to unpostpone
• Add ability to unpostpone all tasks
• At the point tasks are postponed, they should be undotted and moved to end (as if "done for now")

Shortcuts for:
up/down
all actions available on a specific task
new task
any "all task" actions

Initially this would just mean the ability to tag items to a specific project, but may expand to listing just the tasks in the current project, highlighting projects with no task, and automatically managing simple linear dependencies within projects, so only showing a task as doable once its dependencies are met.

When there are dotted tasks, e.g. in:
o Task A
Task B
o Task C
o Task D
Task E
Task F
o Task G
Task H

Dotting A makes no difference.
Once you dot C, B becomes irrelevant until C is complete.
Once you dot G, E&F become irrelevant until G is complete
H always stays relevant.

So, we could say:
if there are any dotted tasks, ignore any tasks which appear in between two dotted tasks
(Maybe show '...' or something to indicate that there are hidden tasks)

Or, more simply, if there is more than one dotted task, hide any tasks before the last dotted task, which aren't, themselves, dotted.