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Poll #34495 Ideal calendar behavior

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When should one cross dates off the calendar?

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You cross off the current date at the start of the day
2 (4.3%)

You cross off the current date at the end of the day
29 (63.0%)

You cross off tomorrow's date at the end of the day
1 (2.2%)

You never cross anything off, ever
14 (30.4%)

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Comments

[ioplokon]

I suppose it depends what you are tracking, though. For me, it's physical presence for immigration so if I spend even 1 minute of the day in Canada, it is a "day" of presence.

[zhelana]

you cross yesterday's date n the morning

[darkoshi]

When I worked in the office, I would cross out the day or draw something in the day's square, after finishing work and before leaving. It was a nice little "that day of work is done" feeling.
When I started occasionally working from home, a squiggly line meant I'd been in the office and a flat line (applied when I got back) meant I hadn't been in the office that day.
On my calendars at home, I would only cross the day out after it was over, ie. the next day. But in practice I don't cross days out anymore.

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

I mean, I don't cross them off, but if I were to do so, I would do it at the end of the day, certainly. You survived through!

[larryhammer]

I answered "at the end of that day" but the ACTUAL answer is "the start of the next day". (Why on earth would anyone cross off TOMORROW, ever?)