[appigo-todo] Best practices guidance requested

Not sure I'd call this a "problem", more of a "best practice", but how
are power users of ToDo storing project reference material? In other
words, I'd like to create an item (not a task, just a note) that I'd
like to be part of the project, but not assigned as a task (but fully
searchable). For example, for Project A, I have 20 plus tasks to
complete. I also want to store a few emails I've received that are
relevant to this project. Getting the email into ToDo is pretty simple
by forwarding the email to my ToodleDo account. But, it seems like
every item in ToDo must be a Task, Project, or Checklist. There
doesn't seem to be a concept of a Note. So, I can store this email as
a task with no due date, and perhaps give it a tag of "<project a
reference>", but it still "looks and feels" to ToDo like a full-blown
task that gets counted in the application badges and all those sorts
of things. So, what I'm asking here is not for a "fix", but rather
some best-practice guidance as to how "power users" manage this
challenge. Thanks much.

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