Hi all,
I'm just getting into orgmode, and I'm finding it quite a revelation.
 Compliments to all its developers.
I have thought of a couple of ideas.  I wanted to bounce them off the
community before thinking about trying to implement them myself (I used to
be pretty good with lisp, a thousand years ago).

1. A bit more structure to page layout.
In particular I was thinking of this:
a. one file per day
b. date and journal name at top
c. a right "sidebar" of sorts that contains tags, dates, etc for the item to
its left.  This amounts to basically a tabular page arrangement, and each
"item" gets a row.

2. A vi-esque data entry mode
No offence, but I've always found emacs-y key bindings to be incredibly
unintuitive compared to, say, vi/vim.
The idea would be to rebind all keys on top of something like, but not
necessarily identical to, vi-mode.
I find that there are two "thinking styles" when I'm using org-mode:
organizing and gathering.  When "gathering," I'm mostly in emacs mode cuz
it's mostly entering data with little editing except for corrections to
spelling etc.  When "organizing," I'm doing little data entry, and mostly
moving stuff around, adding dates, changing task status etc.
In organizing mode, it's a pain for me to do the Cu-Cc-Cwhatever thing, so I
think it could be useful to people to have a choice of having a simpler
keystroke set available.

Comments?  Ideas?  Wild, hysterical laughter?

Cheers.
Fil

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