yes, what I'm curious about is how people do todo-lists for team discussions/projects with short time frames that span for a few days to a week.
Sometimes we also just write todos on a shared document, or a short list in a chat, that often results in the list being forgotten or lost. Not sure if anyone runs into the same problem?
personally I really like doodle poll's style of doing things, it's quick to setup, no login required - it's almost assumed that participants are being honest and wouldn't edit other people's responses, and it takes less than a couple of minutes to give a response. But a major difference between a poll and a todo-list lies in that, a poll is expected to be ignored by participants once they gave their responses; but a todo-list expects participants to constantly keep and eye on the team's progress.
Sometimes we also just write todos on a shared document, or a short list in a chat, that often results in the list being forgotten or lost. Not sure if anyone runs into the same problem?
personally I really like doodle poll's style of doing things, it's quick to setup, no login required - it's almost assumed that participants are being honest and wouldn't edit other people's responses, and it takes less than a couple of minutes to give a response. But a major difference between a poll and a todo-list lies in that, a poll is expected to be ignored by participants once they gave their responses; but a todo-list expects participants to constantly keep and eye on the team's progress.
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