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Hello! 

I'm late to replying here; sorry about that! I've been pretty busy the past few weeks. As the recent news post mentioned, I plan to recreate MasterPlan from scratch, and I think I might get rid of the Line Task entirely in favor of easier linking between Tasks / Cards. You mention using the Line tool to create graphs, so I'd like to know how you were using it so I can cover that use-case if possible, as well, and make it easier to do so.

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Hi, I just purchased this program, and I wanted to add that I really like the Line Tasks. I'm all for making the task linking easier, but I also find a lot of use for just being able to plop down an arbitrary line too. For example, I like to add lines to break up clusters of tasks (like a divider) -- and these lines  aren't attached to any task. So if you were to  out-right replaced the line-task with some sort of integrated task-linking mechanism, I wouldn't be able to freely plot lines like that.

Also, being able to make polygons or other shapes with the lines is also a fun feature. I use them in a similar way as Lunarexxy -- to make "fences," graphs, polygons, and dividers.

So I would say: "Yes, absolutely make the task linking easier and integrated into tasks more organically" but also "the line tasks as they currently are are also useful for different non-linking purposes too!"

But as Lunarexxy suggested: the ability to just add more "nodes" onto onto a line  (instead of having to make a dozen individual lines and manually link them up) would be a nice feature.

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Hi! Thanks for purchasing the program; I really do appreciate it! I appreciate your feedback, as well - it does seem like a good idea to still allow lines in some shape or form to exist for those who want to use them; I'll have to see if I can strike a balance with regards to it. Improving line capabilities to add "nodes" that you can drag to shape them sounds like a good feature to add, as well. 

Thanks, again!