Have any of you discovered and used GTDTiddlyWiki as a GTD application? Someone brought this to my attention and it looks interesting if you are a fan of the Hipster PDA approach to Getting Things Done. I'll admit to not really being an index card kind of girl, so I'm not sure I will implement this one, but thought I should share it with you in case you hadn't seen it yet. Enjoy!
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GTDTiddlyWiki is a great product, and the fact that it's open source allowed the development of tens or hundred of modules that extends its cappacity, by its fans.
Posted by: DanGTD | August 21, 2008 at 12:14 PM