[butwhywhyoh]

These types of articles with a list of problems and no solutions are always a bore to read. Many of them don't really appear to be a problem with lists at all.

"I bought this hammer the other day. Every time I hammer a nail in, the hammer doesn't vibrate and play a tune to give me a sense of accomplishment. What gives?"

Has anyone considered that if you're looking to external means to feel a sense of accomplishment, you're relying on meaningless short-term gratification?

[redisman]

As I was reading it I was thinking: wow this is an amazing pitch for a todo app that will sell one copy to a very happy customer