Comment 2 for bug 345827

On Fri, 20 Mar 2009, Lionel Dricot wrote:
> Honnestly, it sounds odd to me to have a kind of "start date of start
> date". Simply choose the start date at which you want your task to
> appear in your list.

Start date is the date where I want to start to work on the task.

But if I have planned something for thursday I don't want to re-discover it
only on thursday, I want to see a few days in advance what I planned.

I don't want another start date, I want a delay expressed in days (and not
a date) that express how far in the future I want to look at when
considering the active tasks (if at all).

I reopen this, please don't close bugs with Won't Fix bugs so quickly. I
attach you a screenshot of ThinkingRock to show you that I can filter my
view to see tasks up to today, or up to 1/2/3/4 weeks.

You wanted feedbacks on what people need, I gave it to you. Now don't
respond to people that they have to put wrong information (false date) in
the tasks so that they get the desired behaviour by the application.

 status new

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