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Checklists are a non-linear set of unorganised tasks. Checklists should be created by placing [ ] in each row except the one occupied by the checklist's name, once a task is completed an x should be placed in the middle. To create subtasks for a particular task, indent the row so there are 4 spaces for each level of depth in the task tree. A progress indicator at the top or bottom is optional. To volunteer yourself for a task, sign with your username right of it as you see fit.
If you find this unclear or require a visual illustration, an example of how a checklist should be styled is given below;
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[ x ] Sort pencils by colour
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[ x ] Water the plants
[ x ] Water the coleus
[ x ] Water the cactus
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Roadmaps are a sequentially organised, optionally time constrained set of tasks. As with checklists, a progress indicator is optional. Roadmaps should be created by placing a vertical line in each row. To mark the name of an improvement set, separate its name from the vertical line by one space. To create a task, add a dash (-) followed by a rightward-facing arrow (>) to form an arrow symbol (->); if a task is itself a sub-task of another task, you should style the arrow such that the number of dashes is equal to the depth of the task
If you find this unclear or require a visual illustration, an example of how a roadmap should be styled is given below;
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