Is there a way to shut off this feature, at least for some tasks and goals? If I have to choose I would turn it off all rather than keep them. I'm using subtasks so there are many things that I am getting done over time, not in one day. I hate seeing that I procrastinated on them when I am actually making progress.
Thanks for the reply. I'm going to try to think of it as counting how many weeks I've been working on a goal rather than as procrastination. I just thought it would be nice to have the screen less cluttered looking if you could choose which additional items you want to view and the numbers look very busy next to the subtask count. The more on the screen, the harder to focus on the task. That's the nice thing about the revised momentum counter--it is subtle and not distracting but also has useful information when you look at it.
Thanks for the reply. I'm going to try to think of it as counting how many weeks I've been working on a goal rather than as procrastination. I just thought it would be nice to have the screen less cluttered looking if you could choose which additional items you want to view and the numbers look very busy next to the subtask count. The more on the screen, the harder to focus on the task. That's the nice thing about the revised momentum counter--it is subtle and not distracting but also has useful information when you look at it.
Maybe I could make the task fade away as you procrastinate more and more? (up to a certain threshold)
I'm not sure--I think it is the procrastination counter next to the subtask counter that I'm finding distracting. It's a lot of numbers all together. Maybe the procrastination counter should stay but subtask listing could be notated in a different way? I hope you don't mind all the comments I've been posting lately but I just got started using this in a serious way so am spending a lot of time thinking about how to use it effectively right now and trying to learn from others.
There is no way to turn this off at the moment.
Just don't pay too much attention to it if it isn't something you want to use.