I recently read the article A Fresh Take On Contexts by Sven Fechner, a Twitter user that I used to follow (he stopped posting), on his blog, Simplicity Bliss. It’s an older article, posted in 2011.

Sven talked about the evolution of GTD both as a practice and from a system perspective. Where he lands, is that contexts have become somewhat ubiquitous in the past several years with online accessibility blending between home and work, and with contexts like “Computer” no longer meaning you’re at home using a desktop. His point is that whether you’re laying on the couch, sitting in your office, or waiting in the waiting room of a doctor’s office, there’s a good chance you have access to the same computer-based tasks, as well as office and phone tasks.