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A common scenario seems to be having a Group on a Board named "Archive" and then filtering the Board to not show items with that status. In this way, tasks or other items can be dragged to the Archive group and will disappear from the board. This is described here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Notion/comments/a8tuqy/archiving_done_items/ecdozwv/

Recently, in the last month, when dragging items to the Archived group, they simply reappear on the board in the "No Status" column. Has anyone else encountered this and/or is there a workaround? This seems like an introduced bug in a recent update.

How is this autocorrect this bad? I understand that features like this are far more complicated to implement than most people realize, but every other phone I've tried is far, far better at autocorrections. Does it not take context into account and simply try to match words? Is there a way to make this better that I am missing?

The sidebar menu is easier, always available, and doesn't require an extra click to get to it. I have a pretty dashboard but never actually use it. Am I missing some advantage of a "dashboard" page?

I have a Kanban-style board view that is being used in a typical upcoming/doing/done setup. There deliberately is no sort applied, because we manually sort items into the order that they should be or have been completed. This previously worked perfectly.

Now, when dragging an item from a column, Notion will frequently and automatically reorder the items in that column (using seemingly arbitrary criteria). Is this a known issue or are we doing something wrong?