Things: Faux running to-dos

I was working on a to-do in Things that I didn’t finish today, but wanted to make sure it was:

• Noted in the Logbook when my completed to-dos are archived at the end of the day, and
• Copied to the my scheduled tasks for the next day…

…all from the keyboard within a few seconds.

(Aside: Seeing the completed to-dos in my Logbook is more visible as something I worked on that day. The alternative is not keeping the to-do as incomplete, and adding notes to the to-do.)

Steps

1. Duplicate the item by pressing ⌘+D (Command–D).
2. Complete one of the items by pressing ⌘+. (Command–Period).
3. Arrow down (↓) to select the other duplicated item.
4. Reschedule for tomorrow by pressing Control+] (Control–right bracket).

Why not make a new project in Things?

The project is on an Automattic internal P2. I’ve kept it as a single to-do in Things, and kept recreating it if I couldn’t mark the P2 thread as resolved.

And…I’ve talked myself into realizing that I should create a project for this. Starting…