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Workflow Task/Assignments are usually used for many objects or activities, the criticality and the due date for the task provide a way to convey important and timeliness of the task compared to others (across all type of objects/activities)
Criticality
Today we only offer to have 4 value (low, Medium, High, Critical), we should probably add on the label: Not applicable to handle some corner cases where its actually not really relevant compared to other tasks.
Due Date
Now, if we hide due dates, how do we convey, this notion of Overdue, Due soon, timeliness of the task?
Is it ok to have tasks with no due dates, even lose, of far in the future due dates? Are these expected to be completed at one point?
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The IBM team is evaluating this RFE. A decision or request for more information will be provided within 90 days of the date that this issue was submitted.