Thanks for the suggestion.  This feature is in fact already in our backlog, and should be implemented in the next month or two.  We'll update this ticket as soon as it is.  Until then, I am sorry you need to keep using two tabs :(

Matt

Thanks for the suggestion.  This feature is in fact already in our backlog, and should be implemented in the next month or two.  We'll update this ticket as soon as it is.  Until then, I am sorry you need to keep using two tabs :(

Matt

If you print out using a single sided printer, are you not able to simply cut out the cards and glue to each other?  I was under the impression that if you didn't have a double sided printer, it would print twice the number of pages, but you could simply take the back page and glue to the front page, and then cut.  Is that not the case?

Matt

Shout if you find yourself dreading anything else, and we'll see what we can do.

Matt

We are reluctant to add more icons / content into the sprint view as it's already quite crowded.  However, we have been considering adding a dialog pop up so that you can edit a story in place.  So we'd add one simple edit icon, and then allow you to edit any fields including the colour of a story.  Do you think that would solve your problem knowing that it would require 3 clicks (one to edit, one to change the colour, one to save changes)?

We have not progressed much with this idea yet, but if we do, comments will be in a different view anyway.  Our thinking is that we might introduce a scrum board for teams who simply cannot use physical boards for whatever reason.  If they do, then they will be able to add comments to stories in that view, and even set up tasks for those stories.  However, the tasks & comments won't pollute the backlog, albeit possibly for a small icon that allows you to jump to the scrum board to view the comments/tasks for that story.

Again, nothing decided as yet, as this is still in brainstorming phase and not at the top of our backlog yet.

All very useful when we consider ways to allow people to work in the ways they are used to.  I think we might simply have two views, one with themes, and one without, but all stories must be assigned to a theme regardless (as that is how we work now), however we may allow you to view the stories in their own order outside of the theme they are attached to.  Hope that makes sense.

Anyway, when we launch this feature we'll let you know and would appreciate your feedback.

BTW. I'm not sure if you've seen, but we've recently introduced a feature so that you can move a whole theme to another backlog.  Based on what you've mentioned above, this can be useful if you start a new backlog for say Phase 2, but want to move a group of stories to this new backlog.