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Anyone use Trello to keep track of writing tasks or revision goals? I don't use it a huge amount for my fiction but I do use it a lot for gamewriting.
It's been bought by Atlassian, makers or JIRA and Confluence. Which may or may not be a good thing. I like some of Atlassian's tools, but they aren't free to use and Trello is. Trello's also kind lightweight and Atlassian's tools, while powerful, aren't.
It's hard to know if Trello will continue to be freemium. I actually already use Confluence and and off, so I'd probably have access anyway, but still.
I've been looking for a better tool to track revisions for awhile anyway, and may pull my game dev stuff off Trello if the merger doesn't go well. Anyone know if Scrivener works well for handling individual writing tasks or tracking revision notes? I need a way to collect and track revisions. (I do a list on paper now. It's unwieldy across, say, multiple beta readers' feedback.)
Any ideas? Thoughts? Anyone here even use Trello?
It's been bought by Atlassian, makers or JIRA and Confluence. Which may or may not be a good thing. I like some of Atlassian's tools, but they aren't free to use and Trello is. Trello's also kind lightweight and Atlassian's tools, while powerful, aren't.
It's hard to know if Trello will continue to be freemium. I actually already use Confluence and and off, so I'd probably have access anyway, but still.
I've been looking for a better tool to track revisions for awhile anyway, and may pull my game dev stuff off Trello if the merger doesn't go well. Anyone know if Scrivener works well for handling individual writing tasks or tracking revision notes? I need a way to collect and track revisions. (I do a list on paper now. It's unwieldy across, say, multiple beta readers' feedback.)
Any ideas? Thoughts? Anyone here even use Trello?