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    Jim commented  · 

    What about shifting colors, like pale blue for the start(set at something easy like 5 days) slowly darkening to navy for 30 days unbroken. Users could shift their defaults, e.g start a Seinfeld at 3 linked days, darken only at 60 days straight. That way a broken stretch can quickly be restarted with a visual cue for how established the stretch is by the shade of blue.

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    “Started” may be an exaggeration but this no longer seems hard and is bubbling to the top of the list of priorities…

    Rough sketch of the plan: Put the countdown to next derailment next to or in place of the “bob is minding” heading, which avoids the problem of someone accidentally burying an eep goal. And then kill frontburner/backburnering. And then add tags and sorting by whatever you like — tag, time-to-derailment, pledge, goalname. For tags you could specify in the url, like bmndr.com/bob/tag/foo (same as the blog).

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