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 | lkrubner says: We just started using Remember The Milk a month ago. Before that, we had been using Tadalists. We are now using RTM to keep track of the bugs in our web software projects. For our most recent roll-out, we had a large team of beta testers. Counting the client, the programmers, the designers, and the beta testers, we had about 12 people adding to our list of bugs. We set up one list and shared it with most of the people who were helping us beta test. At least 8 people had the authority to post new tasks to the list.
Posted at 10:59pm on May 30, 2008 |
| zhc says: You can use their names as tags. Posted 5 years ago |
| nathan.moked says: You can ask members of your team to add tasks only by sending them by email. When you use Gmail and Firefox, the mail and the RTM task will be connected. If you want to know who the author of the ask is, all you have to do is hover your cursor over the intry in the task list.
Posted 5 years ago |
| lkrubner says: Wow, so there is no way to find out the author of a task? Both of the suggestions so far are work-arounds. I find this surprising. Posted 5 years ago |
| landon.springer says: Are workarounds unacceptable in a "tips & tricks" forum? ;) Posted 5 years ago |
| lkrubner says: Workarounds are a fine topic of conversation in this forum. I simply said I was surprised. I'm also disappointed. This workaround won't work for my company. Posted 5 years ago |
