Firstly, Ilija - thanks for aC. It's a beautiful app, and I'm sure will be a four-star general in my army of organisational tools.

As far as the forum goes, would it be possible to have a implementation category? I've had a look at the "introduce yourself" blog post, and a similar entry in the forum, but I think the community might benefit from an area purely dedicated to discussions of implementation. For example, as soon as I upgraded to a webhost that could support aC's requirements (php5 was the hold-up) I downloaded it and got it up and running, then thought: hold on, how am I going to make best use of this?

I think the community might benefit from having a easily identifiable area for discussions based on implementation. I also think it'd be a nice selling point for prospective users to see people actively discussing the best way to make aC work for them. I'm also thinking of things like 43folders, and the forums associated with KinklessGTD.

For example, myself. I develop websites for clients, I run three of my own websites, and work on a range of educational and artistic projects. The web development part is easy - I'm the company, and the client/project model is easy enough to work with. I'm developing teams to help run the websites I manage, so I've added my team members as members of my company, and set up each site as a "project". Team members only have permissions for the sites that they're working on - which is great for keeping them out of any of my other business.

The education/artistic projects are a little more challenging - they often involve an assortment of individual artists and "client" companies, organisations and institutions. I could add individuals to my "company" as team members, and add other organisations/institutions as clients, OR I could simply set up a "client" and use it simply as a way of defining a group of people that are attached to a specific project...

Having said that, writing this out has made me rethink my system entirely... It'd be great to have one area in the forum that's dedicated to these kinds of discussions!

Duh... ;)