Re: [MLO] Computed-score flaw
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Feb 1, 2022, 3:29:14 AM2/1/22
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On 01.02.2022 09:13, Matthieu B wrote:
> Tasks that other important tasks dependent on should see their
> Computed-score go up. it makes no sense to me that this is not the case.
There are several other flaws with computed score. For instance, tasks
with no due date have the same computed score as tasks that are due
today. A due date of None should instead be treated like a due date far
in the future, and a start date of None should be treated like a start
date far in the past, when calculating the computed score. Currently
they are treated the same as a date of "today", which is wrong.
I think the idea of providing a computed score is a good one, and could
be a unique selling point of MLO, but the formulas used need serious
reconsideration.
-- Christoph
> Tasks that other important tasks dependent on should see their
> Computed-score go up. it makes no sense to me that this is not the case.
There are several other flaws with computed score. For instance, tasks
with no due date have the same computed score as tasks that are due
today. A due date of None should instead be treated like a due date far
in the future, and a start date of None should be treated like a start
date far in the past, when calculating the computed score. Currently
they are treated the same as a date of "today", which is wrong.
I think the idea of providing a computed score is a good one, and could
be a unique selling point of MLO, but the formulas used need serious
reconsideration.
-- Christoph
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