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Description: A light-weight task management system that uses a radar as its backing metaphor, wherein the importance of tasks is relative to their 'position' on the Radar.
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README
Radar is a light-weight task management system that uses a radar as its metaphor, wherein the importance of task is 
relative to its 'position' on the Radar.  The Radar operates on a fixed set of assumptions:

1. Each task has a position on the Radar, one of [In Progress | On-going | Next | Probably | Maybe]
2. Each task has an effort, one of [Easy | Medium | Hard]
3. Each task has one or more team members assigned to it
4. Each task has a set of other metadata (eg. Customers, Categories)
5. Each task belongs to a Group
6. The only date that matters is the date a Task is completed, every other date is speculative and generally useless
7. Transparency is built in to the system by means of allowing edit capabilities to everyone
8. Security is not a concern since all TeamMembers can view and edit all Tasks for all Groups